Stockholm Adventures: Discover beautiful Stockholm and its archipelago

Stockholm Adventures offers a fully packed schedule of guided tours and tailored activities in and around Stockholm. Take the opportunity to explore the archipelago, listed as one of the best places in the world to visit this year.

One of the highlights for locals and visitors in the Swedish capital is the archipelago, home to around 30,000 islands and islets, where you can hike the newly opened Stockholm Archipelago Trail – a 270-kilometre route that covers many of the islands. National Geographic has listed Stockholm Archipelago as one of the 25 best places in the world to travel to in 2025, and TIME has included Stockholm Archipelago Trail in its list of the world’s greatest places of 2025.

Stockholm Adventures has a wide range of things to do in the archipelago, including multi-activity packages with kayak, boat and hiking tours. “The wildlife, rugged scenery and serenity of the archipelago will blow you away. It really is a very special place,” says founder Joakim Malm.

Among other popular activities in Stockholm and its surroundings are wildlife safaris, offering small-group experiences to get up close with nature and spot moose, wild boars, deer, and birds. And one of the best ways to see the city and its locals is a bike tour, according to Malm; “You can discover a mix of modern and historical architecture, grand public squares, winding cobbled alleys, and lively areas with cafés, bars and restaurants.”

In addition to the existing programme, Stockholm Adventures is continuously updating activities, tours and courses. Malm adds: “We put great emphasis on using only high-quality equipment and delicious food from local producers, and of course with outstanding hospitality and careful consideration for you and the environment in mind every step of the way.”

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All tours are offered in English, and Stockholm Adventures has bike tours in German, Dutch and French.