You and a friend could:

• Spend 5 nights at Arctic Bath, a floating hotel in Swedish Lapland
• Choose an over-ice water cabin, a split-level land cabin or a suite cabin with panoramic forest and river views
• Look for the northern lights, ice fish or luxuriate at the spa—you’ll get $3,000 USD to spend however you like
• Travel easy knowing flights are included

Hope floats and in Sweden, so do the hotels. At least that’s the case at Arctic Bath, a boutique stay in Swedish Lapland that sits atop the Lule River. Experience mys—the Swedish version of hygge or coziness—the second you step foot in your luxury cabin with heated floors and a snuggle-inducing stove. Mys-making continues at the spa, where cold plunges under the stars and sauna sessions are a must. Reindeer meet-and-greets, husky sled tours and northern lights viewing can all be on the agenda, too—spend your $3,000 cash on whatever floats (hey, this is becoming a theme!) your boat.

How you will help:

Omaze has committed to the goal of supporting the needs of USA Bobsled/Skeleton athletes for three years as they work to achieve sustained excellence in international competition. Unlike most nations, US athletes do not receive any tax dollars, nor continuous government funding. USA Bobsled/Skeleton athletes depend on private donations and sponsorships to help them win on the world's stage. Your generosity will help ease the financial burdens of training and competition for USA Bobsled/Skeleton athletes—currently the most diverse team of all winter sports.