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Charter Sailboat Maxus 21 Stockholm

Stockholm

4.9(9)

Sail in Stockholm - Archipelago - Drottningholm (2013)

  • Skipper offered
  • Super owner
5 people · 2 cabins · 4 berths · 7 m
  • Flexible cancellation

From 
€171 / day

Charter Sailboat Beneteau Oceanis 361 Stockholm

Stockholm

4.9(12)

Beneteau Oceanis 361, s/y Isolde (2001)

  • Without skipper
  • Super owner
8 people · 3 cabins · 8 berths · 11 m

From 
€456 / day

Charter Sailboat Albin Viggen Stockholm

Stockholm

4.6(15)

Sailing boat in the center of Stockholm (1978)

  • Skipper optional
  • Super owner
4 people · 2 cabins · 4 berths · 7 m

From 
€100 / day

Charter Sailboat Wasa 420 Stockholm

Stockholm

4.4(2)

Wasa 420 (1991)

  • Without skipper
7 people · 2 cabins · 7 berths · 12.9 m

From 
€254 / day

Charter Sailboat Scampi 30 Stockholm

Stockholm

Stockholm archipelago sail charter (1980)

  • Skipper optional
4 people · 1 cabin · 4 berths · 9.1 m

From 
€960 / day

Charter Sailboat BAVARIA 47 Stockholm

Stockholm

Bavaria 47 (2001)

  • Skipper optional
8 people · 3 cabins · 8 berths · 14.5 m

From 
€834 / day

Charter Sailboat Melges 24 Stockholm

Stockholm

Melges 24 (1996)

  • Skipper optional
5 people · 7.5 m

From 
€1,018 / day

Charter Sailboat Melges 24 Stockholm

Stockholm

Melges 24 (1996)

  • Skipper optional
5 people · 7.5 m

From 
€1,018 / day

Charter Sailboat Melges 24 Stockholm

Stockholm

Melges 24 (1996)

  • Skipper optional
5 people · 7.5 m

From 
€1,018 / day

Charter Sailboat Bavaria 38 Cruiser Stockholm

Stockholm

4.7(9)

Bavaria 38 Cruiser (2005)

  • Without skipper
  • Super owner
10 people · 3 cabins · 6 berths · 12 m

From 
€171 / day

Charter Sailboat Bavaria 34 Stockholm

Stockholm

4.9(8)

Beatrice - Bavaria 34 (2000)

  • Without skipper
  • Super owner
6 people · 2 cabins · 6 berths · 10.8 m

From 
€157 / day

Charter Sailboat Nauticat Nauticat 43 Stockholm

Stockholm

New

Sailboat Nauticat Nauticat 43 13.50m (1985)

  • Skipper optional
6 people · 3 cabins · 6 berths · 13.5 m

From 
€364 / day

Charter Sailboat Bianca Aphrodite 101 Stockholm

Stockholm

New

Aphrodite 101 (1982)

  • Without skipper
  • Super owner
6 people · 2 cabins · 5 berths · 10 m
  • Flexible cancellation

From 
€300 / day

Charter Sailboat BENETEAU FIRST 50 Stockholm

Stockholm

4.8(2)

Beneteau First 50 (2007)

  • Skipper optional
  • Super owner
6 people · 3 cabins · 6 berths · 14.8 m

From 
€904 / day

Charter Sailboat Dufour 390 GL Stockholm

Stockholm

3.8(1)

Sailboat Dufour 390 GL 12.00m ()

  • Skipper optional
6 people · 12 m
  • Flexible cancellation
Charter Sailboat Kompromiss Kompromiss 30 Stockholm

Stockholm

3.8(5)

Kompromiss 30 (1977)

  • Without skipper
5 people · 2 cabins · 5 berths · 10 m

From 
€97 / day

Charter Sailboat JEANNEAU SUN ODYSSEY 51 Stockholm

Stockholm

4.8(6)

Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 51 (1995)

  • Skipper offered
  • Super owner
6 people · 3 cabins · 6 berths · 15.5 m

From 
€904 / day

Charter Sailboat Hallberg Rassy 352 (copy, improoved) Stockholm

Stockholm

3.1(3)

Shanty, Hallberg rassy 352, copy (1984)

  • Skipper mandatory
5 people · 2 cabins · 5 berths · 11 m

From 
€179 / day

Discover the Swedish capital by sailboat

Sweden's largest city convinces many international guests each year with its mix of urban design and breathtaking nature. Rent a sailboat in Stockholm! The beautiful royal city is surrounded by the gulf of the Baltic Sea with numerous bays, islets and about 24,000 larger and smaller islands. The unique geographical location makes the city a paradise for water and boat enthusiasts, as almost 30% of the total area is water.


Sweden's unique cultural and historical history is also reason enough to explore the history of Sweden in numerous museums and churches. Visit Stockholm's old town, the so-called Gamla Stan. The oldest houses in Gamla Stan date back to the 13th century and many of the architecturally valuable buildings are a feast for the eyes. The cultural highlight of Stockholm is the Vasa Museum, which tells of Scandinavia's maritime past and displays the sunken ship Vasa from 1628.


What is the price of a sailboat rental in Stockholm?

The price of a sailboat rental in Stockholm depends on a number of factors such as the time of year, how many people are on board, and the size and model of the sailboat that you choose. Of course, the price will be higher depending on amenities included and services such as having a skipper or crew on board. The average price of a sailboat rental in Stockholm is €3,600/week in the high season and €2,200/week in the low season for 8 people.


Why charter a sailboat in Stockholm?


There are few ways to travel that are as peaceful, yet as fun, as sailing is. Letting the wind be the engine that carries you over the waves is a great way to be out in nature and gives you the feeling of being in harmony with nature. Sailing is perfect for a relaxed family holiday, or a trip out with friends! For all those who prefer sailing to be an adventure, where skills are put to the test and adrenaline pumps, we also have some sailing boats, with skippers, where you can try out what it's like to be a racing sailor.


Another advantage of renting a sailboat in Stockholm is that, in addition to the Baltic Sea, you also get access to Lake Mälaren, Sweden's third-largest lake. Instead of heading outwards, you can instead head into Lake Mälaren to access the swimming and fishing that the lake offers.


Places to sail to on Lake Mälaren include:

  • Björkö: Located off Ekerö and has one of the most famous ancient monuments.
  • Mariefred: Imagine how wonderful to sail during the day and then be able to dock in this harbour, but with a view of Gripsholm Castle!
  • Strängnäs
  • Torshälla

Sights in Stockholm

If you have not been to Stockholm before we recommend the Old Town. It may be the most obvious tip for tourists, but the winding cobbled streets and beautiful architecture with houses dating back to the 13th century are well worth a visit. Plus, it's surrounded by water, which in summer means you can eat ice cream by the water and soak up the sun.

Since we like boats and shipping, even historically, we can't help but also recommend the Vasa Museum. For those of you who haven't been there before, it really is a special experience to see such a large and old ship on land, with much of its decoration intact.


Islands and guest harbours to sail to


If you are going to stay overnight on your chartered sailing boat you have two choices, either you can moor in any of the guest harbours and have access to all the amenities such as toilets, showers, electricity and food shops. Your other option is to moor in some of the natural harbours. Mooring in a port is a good option for those who prioritise comfort, and natural harbours are a good option for those who prefer to be out in nature. Being able to get around the coves and islets on board a sailing boat increases your options and freedom during your holiday. You can get between any islands you want without having to worry about crowded boats and lists of boat trips. What's more, in many places you can swim directly from the boat, avoiding crowded beaches and congestion. Often you can also ask the boat owner about the best places to moor your boat.


  • Djurö: This island is recommended for those who want to be able to eat out in a restaurant at sunset and overlook the coast in the evenings. In addition, there is also a spa near the guest harbour, which already gives you access to a sauna.
  • Utland: This is a great island to sail to for anyone who enjoys swimming and sunbathing on sandy beaches. With a bicycle, you can get to the beach Stora sand.
  • Sandhamn: This is a great boat destination for renting a sailboat, and can be a good option for those who want to head further north on their sailing holiday. In addition to the guest harbour at Sandhamn, Telegrafholmen is also right next door.
  • Grinda: For those who want to enjoy the archipelago, without having to sail so far out, Grinda is a popular option. In addition, the whole island is a nature reserve, so those who want to be more active during the sailing trip can take walks on the island and for those who want to swim, just jump in! Plus, the animals that graze on the island complete the idyll!

For those who would like an outdoor adventure on land and enjoy good hike, be sure to check out Tyresta National Park. You can get to the park relatively easily from Stockholm by train and then bus and it has some incredibly old forest and a very varied landscape with several lakes and a coastline too if you want to get here by boat. A large part of the area was destroyed by wildfire many years ago but this has in many ways revitalised life in this part of the national park and the variation in landscape where the wildfire occurred is absolutely incredible - not to be missed.


Sail on your next holiday!


With a free account on Click & Boat you can easily compare all the sailing boats in Stockholm and contact the boat owners. This gives you the opportunity to discuss all your individual questions, wishes and plans about renting a sailboat directly with the owner. If you don't have the right experience or want to relax completely, you can include a skipper to take care of the navigation during the boat trip. Want to learn how to sail? Some boat owners even offer courses on board the boat over a day trip!

Don't forget to read the various boat adverts to see what is included and not included in the offer. In some cases, you can get life jackets, wakeboards, swim rings and other extras. All to make your sailing trip a tailor-made and unique experience for you!

Whether with family or friends, a sailboat offers a flexible holiday with plenty of space on board to relax. You can decide which beautiful place you want to stay. Book your sailing holiday now!


Frequently Asked Questions about Stockholm

What is the price of renting a sailboat for a day in Stockholm?

The average price of renting a sailboat for the day in Stockholm is €526. A few factors can determine the cost of the rental, such as the time of year, how old the boat is, and the boat equipment. Depending on these factors, the price of renting a sailboat can range from €86 and €1,527.

Can you book a sailboat with skipper in Stockholm?

Renting a boat in Stockholm with a skipper is an option, with 5 sailboats with a skipper available through Click&Boat. Be aware that this comes at an additional cost, which is typically around €233 per day.

What is the number of cabins typically found on a sailboat in Stockholm?

The average number of cabins for sailboats in Stockholm is 2. For larger groups, sailboats with up to 4 cabins can also be booked.

What is incorporated in the price of a sailboat charter in Stockholm?

In Stockholm, the rental price for a sailboat usually includes GPS, Bathing, Fridge etc.

What is the passenger limit on a sailboat in Stockholm?

The passenger limit on sailboats in Stockholm is 9 persons. It is worth noting that when you rent a boat with skipper, they also count to the number of people onboard.

Good to know

Number of sailboats:26 sailboats available
Types of sailboats:with or without a skipper
Average price: €526 per day
Minimum price: €86 per day
Maximum price: €1,527 per day
Manufacturers:Dufour, Jeanneau, and more

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Alexander
Aug 8, 2021
Stockholm archipelago is a fantastic sailing destination with a great mix of natural and guest harbours. Plenty of islands to explore and a very friendly sailing environment.
Philippe
Sep 2, 2019
Beautiful town, the best of it being the Stockholm archipelago on the boat we rented. A different way to visit, far from the tourist circuit. Each island has a different character and is interesting to see. Museum are not,bad but not much different from the ones of others big towns.
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