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Åland Islands

Discover Stockholm and the Åland Islands

A sailing trip from Stockholm through the vast Åland archipelago is an unforgettable experience that combines tranquil anchorages, pristine nature, and gentle sailing conditions. Hundreds of islands and islets offer endless opportunities to discover picturesque landscapes, from rocky shores to green bays perfect for a stopover. Summer days here are exceptionally long, allowing for leisurely exploration and enjoying nature at any time. This route is ideal for sailors seeking harmony, tranquility, and a unique connection with the untouched waters of the Baltic Sea.

Marienhamn

Mariehamn, the capital of the Åland Islands, is a lively city with well-equipped marinas. The Maritime Museum and the four-masted sailing ship “Pommern” are worth a visit. The city also offers numerous restaurants, cafés and shops, making it an attractive stopover for sailors.

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If you feel inspired and want to start planning your sailing adventure in the Baltic Sea, contact us and we'll help turn that idea into reality.

  • Don't know how to sail? No problem! Our skipper Alex will guarantee the trip will go smoothly. Let us know how many people are joining your group and the dates of your trip and we'll tailor the perfect trip for you!
  • Don't have a group? You are in luck! We are organising a cruise for this destination in 2025. Check more information here.
  • If you have a sailing license (or one member of your group does), check out the information on the "Charter your boat" page.

Are you ready to start planning your next sailing adventure with us?

or call +48 510 107 997

Itinerary

We begin our journey in Stockholm, setting sail towards the Åland Islands. Our first destination is Mariehamn, the capital of the archipelago. We cover approximately 80 nautical miles to reach the main marina. After mooring, we have time to explore the city—it's worth visiting the Maritime Museum and strolling through local shops and cafés. In the evening, we can enjoy dinner at one of the seaside restaurants.

Next, we head towards Kumlinge, located 20 nautical miles away. In Kumlinge, we look for a spot to moor in one of the bays. This is the perfect place to relax surrounded by nature. Once anchored, we can take a walk around the island, enjoying the tranquility and untouched wilderness.

From Kumlinge, we sail to Hummersö, a distance of approximately 30 nautical miles. Hummersö offers several secluded bays that provide great spots for mooring. It's a peaceful island with beautiful landscapes, perfect for relaxation and enjoying nature. We can spend our time unwinding or exploring a few small local attractions.

Our next stop is Vardo, located 50 nautical miles to the west. Vardo is an island with a rugged coastline and a rich history. There is a harbor where we can moor, and afterward, it's worth exploring the local landmarks and museums. The island is less touristy, making it an ideal place to relax away from the crowds.

The final destination before returning to Stockholm is Länsmansgrund, a quiet and less-visited part of the archipelago, about 30 nautical miles from Vardo. Länsmansgrund is a great spot for anchoring, far from civilization. Here, we spend our time relaxing and admiring the unspoiled nature.

After our stay at Länsmansgrund, we sail back to Stockholm, covering 80 nautical miles.

Are you ready to start planning your next sailing adventure with us?

or call +48 510 107 997

Your opinion matters

      It was the first time I sailed with people I didn't know. And I must admit, it was one of the best trips. Great organisation, everything went according to plan, there was swimming, sightseeing and good food. I recommend it 👌 

Jarek

Each sailing tour with Sailingmimt Yacht Charter is really fantastic! Absolutely recommend it to everyone -> no matter if you have sailing experience or not! Everyone who wants to do it should do it with Aleks!

Magdalena

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