Sweden · BOAT TOURS IN STOCKHOLM
From the quay at Strömkajen the boats fan out under the bridges, around Djurgården and into the archipelago. These 15 compare the routes, the running times and what a ticket includes.
Cruise Stockholm’s island-filled archipelago on a classic ship with live commentary, onboard café, indoor seating, and flexible 1.5 to 3-hour routes.
“Everything was perfect and good. But need free Wi-Fi.”
Cruise from central Stockholm through the archipelago, with island views, Swedish stories, and a lively English-speaking guide.
“I found the self guided tour really interesting. The technology worked well and I felt I learned a lot about Swedish history that I wasn’t aware of.”
Cruise Stockholm under bridges and through a lock, with Old Town views, island scenery, and audio commentary in several languages.
“lots of historical information and general info about sweden and their contribution to wars, sports and eco environment was presented in the headsets during the whole trip. very nice map with all the attractions presented during the tour as well. totally recommend”
Cruise from central Stockholm to Vaxholm for island views, local stories, warm indoor seating, and a practical look at Sweden’s archipelago.
“Fun experience (even in the January cold). The guide was great, and his English was excellent (though the speakers made it hard to understand him sometimes).”
Cruise Stockholm’s Djurgården Canal for 50 minutes, with royal history, skyline views, multilingual audio, and practical tips on seats and access.
“This was a great way to see the city on the waterways.”
See Stockholm’s palace, canals, museums, and islands on a quiet 50-minute electric boat ride with a live English guide.
“I chose this tour since it is an electric boat that is very quiet and had no fuel smells. We took the 7:00pm trip just to relax and see the city from the water. This tour had basic information about the buildings but don't expect detailed explanations. Just enough time to float by and mention what the building is and its importance in a few sentences. I suggest this as a first day/night activity OR if you have explored a lot and just want the views and rest your feet. We really enjoyed the sunset on a Friday night in August - just beautiful. Good pricing too.”
See Stockholm from a quiet open electric boat, with live stories, palace views, canals, and Djurgården sights in a 50-minute tour.
“The guide guy whose name Valentine was funny and friendly.”
Race through Stockholm’s archipelago by RIB speedboat, passing Gamla Stan, Nacka, Vaxholm, summer houses, forests, and historic bridges.
“It's the way to go, if you want something way more exciting than a regular Sightseeing tour. Tour guide Adam was very knowledgeable.”
Cruise Stockholm’s islands, bridges, locks, and Old Town on a relaxing 2-hour boat tour with city views and English narration.
“This is such a great way to see Stockholm from the water and there are things you see that you definitely would miss. Do it!”
See Stockholm by red bus and boat, with flexible 24 or 72-hour access to Gamla stan, Djurgården, museums, and waterfront sights.
“The buses are clean, drivers are friendly and helpful. The route takes you by and through all the necessary highlights of the city. We do these jump on/off buses to get an idea of the layout of the land. This one did not disappoint!! The app is a must. To be able to track the location of the busses and boats allows you to plan your day without any waste of time. Busses were timely and never truly crowded except on cruiseship days. Thank you.”
Cruise overnight from Stockholm to Helsinki in a private sea-view cabin, with breakfast, archipelago views, dining, shops, sauna, and shows.
“On time departure, great room and friendly staff. OMG, breakfast was unbelievable. So lavish I do appreciate and most definitely would recommend to all my friend. Myself will travel to Stockholm to just one more cruise to Helsinki. Keep up the great work”
Sail from Stockholm to Helsinki and back in 3 days with sea views, two breakfasts, onboard dining, entertainment, and six hours in Helsinki.
“So nice and so full of activitirles to do, we loved the experience, the deluxe bedroom and special breakfast were amazing, we loved the options for dining ! All perfect and fun !”
See Stockholm from the water on a 50-minute Djurgården cruise with audio commentary, island views, free WiFi, and flexible departure times.
“Been on better trips. Not very exciting. Limited commentary, drowned out by the boat engines making it difficult to hear.”
Race from Stockholm to Vaxholm at 42 knots, passing islands, summer houses, and historic sights on a warm, small-group RIB tour.
“We just loved this tour! Family of 4 with two teenage girls and they both voted it the best thing we did on the Scandinavian city holiday. The guide was good, interesting and knowledgeable. He clearly loved his job and his city. The RIB boat was fast and safe.”
See Stockholm from the water, hop off for museums and Gamla Stan, and use a 24 or 72-hour boat pass at your own pace.
“Good value for money which covers all the major points of interest in the city.”
Pick an island, a city, or the far north.
