Navigate through the Stockholm archipelago by speedboat on a 75-minute ride from central Stockholm out to the Archipelago Sauna, a floating wood-fired sauna near the island of Gällnö. Spend three hours doing as the Swedes do: heating up in the crackling sauna, then cooling off with a swim in the clear archipelago water. When you're done, we'll bring you back to central Stockholm by speedboat. A genuine taste of Swedish archipelago life.

Step into a private wood-burning sauna floating in a hidden bay near Gällnö Island — one of the most beautifully preserved corners of the Stockholm Archipelago. A protected nature reserve famed for its sheltered harbours, sandy beaches, and traditional agricultural landscape, Gällnö offers grazing sheep, meadows, forests, and a slow, restorative rhythm far from city life. Warm yourself in the crackling steam, take in panoramic views of pine-covered islands through the sauna window, then cool off with a refreshing dip straight into the Baltic Sea. Authentic Swedish bastu tradition, surrounded by silence and untouched nature.

We travel through magnificent landscapes made up of lush and rocky islands. Passing islands both inhabited and uninhabited. You will experience historic sites and summer houses dating back from the 17th century. We’ll travel on the water ways of locals, so don’t forget to waive when passing fellow sailors. We pass by Vaxholm, also called the Capital of the Archipelago, where many sailors come to proviant before heading out to sea. This is a truly genuine tour where one experiences the archipelago where locals live and vacation. Summer houses here are passed down from generations to generations and many never come out on the open market.