Sweden

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In Northern Europe, the great Baltic Sea extends to Sweden and the 2000km Arctic coastline. A maritime country and coastal region, Sweden is the pinnacle for explorers and lovers of nature. Historically, Swedes are bold seafarers and fearless adventurers, meaning their waters are full of history. Fjords, islands, and archipelagos shelter charming fishing villages. For warm weather and sunshine, the best time to visit Stockholm is June to September. From mid-May to July, the White Nights occur when it is never completely dark, even at midnight, as the sun is always visible. This means that the sailing season is relatively short, as the days are long, and it is dark for only a few hours. Sail and explore the extensive Stockholm archipelago.

Chartering in Sweden: at a glance

Language

Swedish, though English is widely spoken

Currency

Swedish Krona (kr/SEK)

Expenses (Diesel, Food etc)

Type of Mooring

Stern to Lazy Line or on Anchor

Itinerary Structure

Saturday – Saturday

Sailing Season

Season is June to September.

Airports

Stockholm

Climate

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Cruising Conditions

Itineraries

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Climate

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Cruising Conditions

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Itineraries

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Regions

The Cruising Ground

Stockholm

The Stockholm archipelago consists of some 30,000 islands, islets and skerries, of which around 200 are habited, that are rich in Nordic culture and history. Stroll the narrow, cobbled streets of the old town and discover its mansions and architecture. Home to many museums, art galleries, and over a thousand restaurants. Take a walking tour and see the cobblestone streets and ochre-coloured buildings of the old town of Gamla Stan that is home to the 13th-century Storkyrkan Cathedral (Coronation Church). Visit the Vasa Museum on Djurgården island, and see the famed 17th century Vasa warship that sank in 1628 and has been painstakingly restored.

Stockholm

he Stockholm archipelago consists of some 30,000 islands, islets and skerries, of which around 200 are inhabited, that are rich in Nordic culture and history. Stroll the narrow, cobbled streets of the old town and discover its mansions and architecture. Home to many museums, art galleries, and over a thousand restaurants. Take a walking tour and see the cobblestone streets and ochre-coloured buildings of the old town of Gamla Stan that is home to the 13th-century Storkyrkan Cathedral (Coronation Church). Visit the Vasa Museum on Djurgården island, and see the famed 17th century Vasa warship that sank in 1628 and has been painstakingly restored.

Vaxholm

Vaxholm is the “capital” of the archipelago and is considered to be its gateway, beginning at the harbour at Norrhamnen. History buffs love Vaxholm, as this island offers several museums and galleries which speak to the region’s seafarer past. Visit the 16th-century Vaxholm Fortress that has protected the approach to Stockholm for centuries, or wander around the old town of ‘turn-of-the-last-century’ pastel-coloured houses.

Hop over to nearby Bogesund Island, which has nature trails and the turreted 17th-century Bogesund Castle. Enjoy the numerous charming restaurants, cafés, and shops. More adventurous travelers have a range of exciting activities to choose from, like stand-up paddle-boarding, kayaking or fishing.

Sandhamn/Bullerö

A famous sailing spot in Sweden, founded before 1280. Take in the small picturesque island on Sandhamn in the Stockholm archipelago. Home to the Royal Swedish Yacht Club and is the perfect sailors town. The central area of the town is a mixture of traditional log houses and summer villas from the start of the 20th century. Visit Trouville Beach, sit on the rocks and enjoy the views and the water.

Explore the sheltered archipelago of Bullerö and visit artist Bruno Liljefors old hunting house on the main island of Bullerön. Find an untouched but well-maintained archipelago community in a beautiful and barren landscape. Wander the Bullerö Nature Reserve, and marvel at the flora of forests, lichen beaches and meadows.

Sandhamn/Bullerö

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