Stockholm: Sunset Kayak Tour in the Archipelago + Fika
Johanneshov, Stockholm
Paddle into the sunset and enjoy a traditional Swedish picnic on one of the 26,000 islands that make up the Stockholm Archipelago. Enjoy a kayak tour around the islands to discover Sweden’s nature.
Evening Kayak Tour in the Stockholm Archipelago
This guided evening kayak tour starts in Stockholm and suits both beginners and experienced paddlers looking to explore peaceful island waters.
Highlights
- Explore the Archipelago after daytime crowds have left
- Experience Sweden through local insights
- Listen to engaging stories and commentary from your guide
- Enjoy a freshly-prepared organic picnic
Description
Your adventure begins with pickup at a central meeting point in Stockholm, followed by a comfortable 30-minute drive to the Archipelago. Upon arrival, your guide provides a brief introduction to paddling techniques and safety guidelines.
In small, intimate groups, you will paddle across calm evening waters, navigating between tranquil islands as the sun sets. Midway through the tour, pause on a small island to enjoy a traditional Swedish fika featuring coffee, tea, and pastries. Those interested can also take a swim in the Baltic Sea.
This relaxed experience offers ample opportunities to rest, photograph the scenery, and enjoy the quiet atmosphere of the Archipelago.
Includes
- Experienced kayak guide
- Swedish fika (coffee, tea, and pastries)
- Transportation by car
- Kayak and paddles
- Safety equipment
- Luggage storage
- Changing room at the base
- Toilets at the base
Important Information
- No prior kayaking experience required
- Tandem kayaks provided by default; single kayaks available on request
- Vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free dietary options available on request
- Swimming ability required
- Maximum weight: 110 kg
- Maximum height: 195 cm
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Book your tour in the late afternoon for optimal evening light. Bring swimwear if you plan to swim and dress for changing weather conditions in the Archipelago.
