Stockholm Archipelago Boat Charter

One archipelago, many ways to experience it

The Stockholm Archipelago is one of the largest archipelagos in the world — a spread of rocky, pine-covered islands beginning at Stockholm's doorstep and unfurling east toward the open Baltic. A private boat charter is the most flexible way to see it: you choose where to stop, how long to linger, and which restaurants, swim coves or quiet bays to include.

Inner, middle and outer archipelago

The inner archipelago is where the city slowly gives way to islands — Fjäderholmarna and the channels around Lidingö. The middle archipelago opens up around Vaxholm and Grinda, with classic red-and-white Swedish summer scenery. The outer archipelago — Sandhamn, Möja, Ingmarsö — is where pine and granite meet the open Baltic, ideal for full-day and overnight charters.

Suggested archipelago experiences

• A half-day cruise from Stockholm to Fjäderholmarna with lunch ashore.
• A long lunch run via Vaxholm with a stop at a private bay.
• A full-day route to Sandhamn and back via Möja.
• An overnight charter sleeping ashore at Grinda or Ingmarsö.

How we plan the route

We start with a short conversation about your group, occasion and timing. Our concierge drafts an itinerary, your captain reviews it for weather and feasibility, and we share a clear quote. On the day, the captain may adjust the route slightly — for example to chase calmer water or a better light — always in your interest.