Destinations and suggested trips

Here we summarise some of the sights for those wanting to charter a boat and have an out-of-the-ordinary archipelago experience.

From Torhamn you can sail out among the seaward skerries and visit charming Stenshamn, stroll along Utlängan and enjoy a barbecue on the beach. A natural experience, offering the chance of bathing and a taste of a harmonious, fresh-air life.
Get out and enjoy the World Heritage Site, which will take you on an adventure amongst magazines, shipyards and fortresses. You can also visit the fort on Kungsholm and its botanical gardens, heave to at Drottningskär citadel and have a good lunch before heading on past the Naval Port and making land at the Naval Museum. Read more about the Naval Museum and the World Heritage Site.
On–board the M/F Axel you can glide up the natural beauty of the Nättraby River, picnic in the park or just have a party on-board! Don’t forget to take a peak into Nättraby’s well-preserved 12th century church. On the way back you can pass the shipbuilder Fredrik Henrik af Chapman’s striking 18th century manor house Skärfva, with its blend of classicism and national romanticism.

Go out submarine-hunting and visit Gåsefjärden, where the Soviet sub U137 ran aground in 1981. En route, you can dine from our on-board menu and enjoy the nature of the eastern archipelago. This trip is even more appealing on a gorgeous summer’s evening when the sun is going down over the isles and rocky outcrops.
Indulge yourself and your party in some classic sight-seeing on the route around Karlskrona. In the course of a few hours you will experience the entire city from the water and will even have time for the islands of Hasslö, Aspö and Sturkö. The rope-maker’s house, the old mast crane, the fort Godnatt and magazines are just some of the many thrilling buildings you can see from close quarters from the gunwale.

Read more on the sights of Blekinge at Visitkarlskrona.se