Add-ons and Upgrades at Glamping Höga Kusten
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Glamping Höga Kusten offers add-ons covering arrival treats, extended hours, private transfers, and rebooking protection for your stay in Undrom. Extras range from 250 SEK for reservation flexibility or pets up to 500 SEK per person for extra meals.
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Welcome your guests with a chilled bottle of champagne and a selection of sweet treats upon arrival.
450 SEK**Extend your stay without booking an additional night.** With the Lunch-to-Lunch package, you enjoy two lunches: – Check-in from 12:00 PM on the da...
From 500 SEK per personBase inclusions versus paid add-ons
Base overnight bookings at Glamping Höga Kusten already cover your evening dinner and morning breakfast, plus access to the wood-fired sauna. Because the core stay handles your primary dining, the paid extras exist to shift your schedule or arrange specific comforts.
The cheapest catalog add-ons begin at 250 SEK for pet admission or date flexibility, while private transfers and the lunch-to-lunch package start from 500 SEK. That separation matters because knowing what is covered prevents paying twice, as every stay includes made beds, towels, and an initial bag of firewood without needing an upgrade.
Adjusting check-in times and adding lunch
Regular check-in takes place between 15:00 and 18:00, with departure required before 10:00. Extending those hours costs 450 SEK per person for an early arrival or 400 SEK per person for late check-out, though both depend on tent readiness on the day. The catch is that these fees apply per person rather than per tent.
If you want extra hours on the property, the Extra Lunch-to-Lunch Package offers better value from 500 SEK per person. That upgrade advances check-in to 12:00 on arrival day with a hot soup lunch, then provides a second soup lunch at noon on your departure day, effectively adding half a day of farm access without booking an extra night.
Arrival packages and outdoor amenities
For celebratory arrivals, the Romantic package costs 450 SEK. It places a chilled bottle of champagne and sweet treats inside the tent before you arrive, avoiding the need to carry glass and cold bottles across regional transit lines.
Washing in rural water systems demands gentle products, which makes the Sjö & Hav package a practical addition at 390 SEK. It contains saltwater soap and shampoo alongside organic tick and mosquito repellent in a reusable cotton drawstring bag. If you want a private soak instead of sharing access to the wood-fired sauna, booking the wood-fired hot tub costs 750 SEK as an add-on between April and November.
Reservation protection, pets, and station transfers
Weather and travel connections in northern Sweden can shift quickly, so Glamping Höga Kusten offers a rebook guarantee for 250 SEK per reservation. This coverage lets you reschedule your stay up to two days before arrival within the same season, though it applies only once per booking and must remain within either the summer or winter operating window.
Bringing a dog costs 250 SEK per dog, with the rule that animals must stay leashed on the farm and rest inside a crate within the tent. For guests arriving without a car, private transfers start from 500 SEK each way to connect with nearby train stations or airports, which solves the journey from the terminal without coordinating local rural transport.
Coordinating travel times with High Coast daylight
Direct flights from Stockholm Arlanda touch down in the center of the High Coast in one hour, while regional trains operate via SJ and Norrtåg from southern hubs. In midsummer, daylight peaks at 20 hours and 21 minutes on June 21, leaving ample sunlight to explore regional hiking paths long before sunset.
Midwinter reverses the schedule dramatically, shrinking daylight to 4 hours and 41 minutes on December 21. Coordinating arrival times with these lighting swings is essential, because navigating rural forest roads and setting up in off-grid surroundings becomes far harder once darkness falls across the valleys.
Frequently asked questions
- How much does glamping at Höga Kusten cost?
- Stays start at 1,750 SEK per person per night at the Undrom farm, while the Bjärtrå distillery tents run from 2,625 SEK per person per night. A second night in Undrom receives a 30 percent discount.
- What is included in Glamping Höga Kusten?
- Every overnight stay includes breakfast, a fire-cooked dinner, wood-fired sauna access, and made beds with towels. Guests also receive a complimentary first bag of firewood on arrival.
- Is Glamping Höga Kusten open in winter?
- The Undrom location operates year-round, whereas the seasonal Bjärtrå distillery tents run only from June to September. Winter stays in Undrom use the grill hut for open-fire meals and include stove-heated accommodation.
- How much is the romantic package at Glamping Höga Kusten?
- The romantic package costs 450 SEK. It provides a chilled bottle of champagne and sweet treats prepared in your tent upon arrival.
- Can I bring my dog to Glamping Höga Kusten?
- Yes, dogs are permitted for a fee of 250 SEK per dog. Pets must remain leashed across the farm grounds and sleep in a crate inside your tent.
- Is there a toilet and shower at Glamping Höga Kusten?
- Yes, tents in Undrom come with a private compost toilet, alongside seasonal showers near the sauna during summer. The Bjärtrå distillery site provides showers and toilets in an adjacent service building.
- Can you book a rebooking guarantee at Glamping Höga Kusten?
- Yes, a rebook guarantee is available for 250 SEK per booking. It permits a single date change up to two days before arrival within the same operating season.
- Can you add lunch to a Glamping Höga Kusten booking?
- Yes, the Extra Lunch-to-Lunch Package starts from 500 SEK per person. It provides two seasonal soup lunches and shifts check-in forward to 12:00 on your arrival day.





