Discover Viggbyholms Båthamn: Your Baltic Sea Gateway

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Discover Viggbyholms Båthamn: Your Baltic Sea Gateway

Explore a charming municipal marina near Stockholm, Sweden, offering access to the stunning archipelago and tranquil sailing experiences. Plan your nautical adventure today!

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Viggbyholms båthamn is a small municipal marina located in the coastal district of Viggbyholm, just north of Stockholm, Sweden. Established in the mid‑20th century, it now offers around 150 slips for recreational boaters.

The marina provides basic services like fuel and electricity, along with a slipway and a waterfront restaurant that acts as a community hub. Nearby, you'll find easy access to the Stockholm archipelago – perfect for sailing, kayaking, and day-trips to islands such as Vaxholm and Fjäderholmarna. Opportunities for fishing in the sheltered bay also abound.

Where to go

Exploring the Surrounding Waters

The Stockholm archipelago offers a diverse range of experiences just a short boat ride from Viggbyholms Båthamn.

Stockholm Archipelago: Discover countless islands, islets, and picturesque landscapes perfect for island hopping and exploring nature.
Vaxholm & Fjäderholmarna: Enjoy day trips to these popular islands with charming villages and beautiful scenery.
Fishing in Viggbyholmsviken: The sheltered bay offers excellent opportunities for fishing, allowing you to relax and enjoy the tranquil waters.

On the water

Adventure & Services at Your Fingertips

Viggbyholms båthamn supports local businesses and offers a range of services to enhance your boating experience:

Local Sailing School: Take sailing lessons or rent a boat for the day.
Boat Repair Workshop: Access reliable boat repair and maintenance services.
On-site Restaurant: Enjoy delicious meals and refreshments while soaking in the waterfront views.

Plan your visit

Practical Information for Your Visit

Planning your trip is easy! The nearest major airport is Stockholm Arlanda (ARN), about 25 km away, roughly a 30-minute drive. The best time to visit runs from late spring through early autumn (May – September) when daylight is long and the Baltic waters are calm.