Stay Overnight in the Blekinge Archipelago – 10 Islands Worth Spending More Time On
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Falling Asleep in the Archipelago – a Special Experience
There’s something truly special about falling asleep in the archipelago. When the boats leave for the day, you remain – sitting on a rock, feeling the evening breeze, watching the sun slowly disappear behind the horizon. In the morning, you're awakened by birdsong and the sun's first rays over the water.
Blekinge’s archipelago is home to several islands offering overnight stays – from cabins and glamping tents to hostels and campgrounds, all close to nature. Here, we’ve gathered tips on accommodations from 10 different islands.
Most of the islands are car-free and reached by Blekingetrafiken’s archipelago ferries: blekingetrafiken.se/reseinformation/skargardstrafik
Click the map in the article for more information on each location.
Vita Stugan – Stenshamn/UtlänganA cosy cabin in a peaceful oak grove, close to the harbour where the archipelago boat docks. Nearby, you’ll find cliffs, bathing jetties, and a sandy beach. Hiking trails lead to a lookout tower with panoramic views. Birdwatching and spotting seals complete the nature experience.
Allans – Ytterön
Charming small houses, breakfast in the apple garden, and great food at Vincafé & Bistro. Enjoy the sauna, rent a kayak, and take scenic walks. Perfect for a relaxing break in the archipelago.
Lots Tower – Aspö
Stay in the old pilot house or a small cabin. Walk, swim, and enjoy the view from the tower. A place for peace, reading, and sea views.
Stenbräcka Course & Camp Centre – Tjurkö
Camping, hostel, and cabins near the sea. Visit the “boat graveyard,” hike the cultural trail, or take a fika at Skärgårdskraft or Bibbi’s Skärgårdscafé. The island offers swimming, nature, and local history.
Sturkö Camping
Sturkö is the largest island in the Karlskrona archipelago – ideal for swimming, paddling, fishing, or hiking. The campsite features a child-friendly beach, mini golf, large green areas, and rentals of kayaks and SUPs. Walk in the nature reserve or take the archipelago boat to Karlskrona for museums and shopping.
Dragsö Camping – Karlskrona
Stay close to both town and sea. Offers cabins, tent sites, and motorhome pitches. Activities for kids, boat and kayak rentals, fishing, and close proximity to the UNESCO World Heritage city of Karlskrona.
Pilot House – Långören
A small island with history. Stay simply in the pilot house, enjoy the sea and the peace of the archipelago. Nature and open views included.
Hasslö Cottage Village
Cottages with sea views, near a swimming beach and guest harbour. Fish, swim, play beach volleyball or stroll along the water. A blend of archipelago charm and summer vibes.
Tångaviksgården – Hasslö
Glamping tents with sea views, hammocks, and outdoor kitchen. Comfortable nature experiences with optional breakfast. Enjoy the outdoors with the starry sky above.
Karön Cottage Village
15 cottages near the sea, with kitchenettes and terraces. Walk through oak forests, swim at the beach, and dine at Restaurant Gårdskocken. A peaceful place with archipelago atmosphere.
Tjärö Accommodation & Guest Harbour
Tjärö is accessible by boat from Järnavik, Matvik, or Karlshamn and offers stunning nature with beech forests, pastures, and sun-warmed rocks. The entire island is a nature reserve. Stay in charming 18th-century houses, a cabin with sea view, or a hostel. Enjoy sauna, sea swims, fishing, café, live music events, and a waterfront restaurant. Tjärö has 52 rooms with a total of 137 beds.
Hostel – Hanö
A cosy hostel in the old school building. Here you'll find play areas, pedal kayaks, a breakfast shop, and an archipelago tavern. Discover the island’s nature and enjoy sunsets from the cliffs.
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