Privacy Policy
A plain account of the data this site touches and the reason it collects any.
What Applies Here
This site compares eight guided rides across Stockholm, from the city highlights loop that covers Djurgården and Gamla Stan to forest routes outside the centre with a sauna stop. As with most websites, a small amount of technical detail is gathered during a visit: which pages were opened, roughly where the reader is, what browser and device are in play. The purpose of this page is to lay out what is gathered and why, without jargon, so nothing about it feels hidden.
Bookings And Data
Every listing here points to a live booking page, whether that is the Stockholm at a Glance Bike Tour at $63.14 or the private guided ride run by OURWAY Tours. The moment you click through to reserve, whatever you type in, payment card included, is handled by the booking operator's own systems. Nothing passes back here. This site takes no reservations and stores none of those details, so questions about a booking belong with the operator that confirmed it, and they handle cancellations too. All eight tours listed here come with free cancellation.
Cookies Here
Cookies are small text files a site saves on your device, and only a few are in use here. Some are functional, keeping basic settings such as language in place between visits. Others measure visits in aggregate, which helps show whether readers are more interested in the e-bike city tour or the five-hour forest ride with sauna and lunch. No advertising tracker follows you across the web. Your browser can show you every cookie, block the ones you dislike, or clear the lot in a few clicks, and changing those settings takes effect right away.
Your Records, Your Say
You hold most of the cards. Any major browser will delete cookies, refuse third-party ones, or run a private window so little is stored on your machine, and the maker's own help pages give exact steps for each. The GDPR, the European privacy law, gives you further rights over personal information this site may hold: you can ask to see it, have it corrected, or request that it be erased. Send such requests through the contact details on this page and describe yourself well enough that records can actually be found. Each request gets an answer within the timeframe the law sets. Should a reply fall short, or a request be refused without proper grounds, you can turn to Integritetsskyddsmyndigheten, the Swedish privacy authority, or to the equivalent body in your own country if you live outside Sweden.
Policy Updates
Privacy practice does not sit still, because the services underneath it change too. A booking partner may rewrite its own disclosures, or the path information travels through this site may shift, and this page then changes with it. What you read now is the version that governs today's visit. Anything that alters how your details are treated will show up here before it applies.