Kayak Tour in Stockholm Archipelago
About this activity
Highlights
- Expertly Guided Stockholm kayaking
- Explore the Archipelago and its 26.000 islands
- Traditional lunch meal on a small island
- Try spotting the various birdlife
- Beginner and advanced paddlers are welcome
Full description
Included / Excluded
- Experienced outdoor Guide
- Paddle and Safety instructions
- Round-trip transportation (approx. 45min drive)
- Fresh Lunch Meal and Swedish Fika
- All needed kayak equipment
- Gratuity
- Drinking water
- Sun protection (hat etc. pp)
- Towel
- Appropriate Clothing
Meeting point
Start Location
Stockholm Nature, Vikstensvägen, Stockholm, Sweden
Stockholm Nature | Kayak & Outdoor Tours, Vikstensvägen 71, 121 56 Stockholm, Sweden
Important information
Know before you book
- We use by default tandem kayaks, single kayaks are available on request
- The tour will take place in all weather conditions unless we believe it is unsafe
- You must be able to swim at least 200m
Know before you go
- Not recommended for those with back problems
- Not wheelchair accessible
- Bring a Change of Cloths
Cancellation policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 72 hours in advance.
Reviews
I think this was my favorite kayaking day ever…perfect amount of time in the sea, we went to one of the islands and our guide cooked us a delicious lunch. It was a relaxing day in nature, my highlight of Sweden, a perfect August day.
Wunderschöne Weise das Archipelago Stockholms zu erkunden! Super freundliche Guides und nette Gespräche, mit Hintergrundwissen! Auch Anfänger- tauglich bei ruhigem Wetter (vor allem Wind). Absolute Empfehlung!!! (Translated by Google) A wonderful way to explore the Stockholm archipelago! Super friendly guides and interesting conversations with fascinating background information! Suitable for beginners in calm weather (especially windy conditions). Highly recommended!!!
It was great to get back out on the water again with Rene! Superbly organised again and we were so lucky with the weather! The calm waters allowed us to really observe the White tailed eagles fishing and soaring and it was amazing to learn about all the different plants on the islands. My only problem is that I was too late this year for the wild blueberries… next time!
