STOCKHOLM · THE ARCHIPELAGO
Stockholm’s best, on and off the water.
The 15 best ways out into the Stockholm archipelago. Sightseeing cruises, sailing trips and fast RIB runs through the thirty thousand islands off the harbour.
Guided Stockholm archipelago cruise on a classic Stromma boat. Pick 1.5–3 hours, enjoy live commentary, Wi‑Fi, and snacks.
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A 2-hour guided boat tour from central Stockholm through the archipelago, with English commentary, island sights like Fjäderholmarna.
A 135-minute Stockholm highlights boat tour with a narrated route, bridge crossings, and a lock onto Lake Mälaren, plus great views.
“lots of historical information and general info about sweden and their contribution to wars, sports and eco environment was presented in the headsets during the whole trip. very nice map with all the attractions presented during the tour as well. totally recommend”
Sail past Stockholm’s canals to Vaxholm on a guided 2.5-hour cruise. Great views, real stories, and a cold-weather friendly boat ride.
“Nice, easy tour available year round that covers key points of interest along the archipelago between Stockholm and Vaxholm.”
A 50-minute canal boat cruise through Djurgården Canal, with audio in multiple languages and great skyline photo angles from Stockholm’s water.
“This was a great way to see the city on the waterways.”
A 50-minute silent electric boat tour past Stockholm’s palaces, museums, and canals with an English live guide and cozy blankets.
“Myrna and Stewart did a great job. Our tour was almost a private one. It was a general overview of the different islands and landmarks from the water.”
A 50-minute guided electric boat cruise past Stockholm’s biggest sights, with live commentary and great water views for around $23.
“Anton was great guide, knowledgeable, witty, and with a good sense of humour! We didn’t interact much with the driver, but he seemed very cool too. This boat experience is great! Strongly recommended if you look for sth cool 👌”
Fly by RIB through the Stockholm Archipelago for views of Gamla Stan, Nacka, and Vaxholm, with warm gear and live English guiding.
Glide under bridges and past Old Town from a comfy deck on a 2h15 Stockholm highlights cruise with English narration and onboard WiFi.
“The cruise took you right around Stockholm and it was worth the money. It's a pre recorded voice telling you information and pointing out buildings. Went for a decent 2hrs”
Small-group kayaking in the Stockholm archipelago from Dalarö with campfire lunch, wildlife spotting, and expert instruction in about 8 hours.
“Marcus was a brilliant guide. This was the best thing I did while in Stockholm. The day out kayaking was a lovely variety of sun and storm. We stopped by at a couple of islands. Marcus gave us great knowledge on the plant life as we walked around the islands. I was able to sample…”
Stockholm’s Djurgården canal boat tour pairs 50-minute sightseeing with 11-language audio and Wi‑Fi, passing Vasa and royal sights.
“Very nice trip and friendly and helpful staff.”
Paddle sea kayaks through Stockholm’s islands to Vaxholm, with Swedish fika or BBQ lunch and possible swim in the Baltic Sea.
“Loved this tour, Max and Paul were fantastic guides and made sure the whole experience was seamless and easy. The Fikka stop was great and more than enough food for everyone. I think the half day was perfect for people like us who did not have any real experience, I would give the longer versions…”
2-hour RIB speedboat through Stockholm’s archipelago: warm gear, small-group guides, and a high-speed stop in Vaxholm.
“This whole experience was great fun! The guides were very helpful and upbeat from the very beginning when we had to get suited up. They provided warm gear that really made the difference between what could've been a cold ride but was instead perfectly comfortable. During the ride itself, the guide provided both interesting information…”
See Stockholm from the water on a hop-on hop-off cruise with stops at the Royal Palace, Vasa Museum, and more. 24 or 72 hours.
“We were never picked up at the port. Waited for over 2 hours and had to walk back to boat for shuttle to center of city. No one answered email. Once arriving the first people from strummer said the green bus was not running this day but we could ride the other bus. Disappointed we…”
Kayak the Stockholm Archipelago with small groups, full gear, organic lunch, and fika, plus a beginner-friendly safety brief.
“Very pleasant kayak tour in a beautiful landscape not far from Stockholm. Small group, so it’s easier to keep the group together and not lose too much time even if participants have different levels of experience kayaking.”
Every island, every museum, every way out onto the water.
