Sweden · RIB SPEEDBOAT TOURS
Swedish operators run small groups and fixed departures, so the good ones go early. Below: 6 rib speedboat tours to book ahead, what each includes and how they differ.
Race from Stockholm’s Old Town to the wild archipelago on a two-hour RIB tour with warm gear, local stories, and thrilling speed.
“Adam was amazing. Excelent guide and a great spirit. Thank you.”
Review of Stockholm’s 2-hour RIB archipelago tour, with high-speed boating, warm gear, local islands, practical tips, price, and honest drawbacks.
“This was the highlight of our trip. Adam the captain was fantastic answering all our questions and stopping along the way to point out different homes.”
Ride a RIB from Stockholm into the archipelago, passing Djurgården, Vaxholm Fortress, colorful islands, and Swedish fika.
“Best activity I have ever been!!! Great speed, you have to hang on really! Beautyful surroundings!!”
Race from Stockholm to Vaxholm Fortress on a RIB boat, with sea spray, island views, warm gear, and Swedish fika included.
“Fast fun! Why take one of the lame slow sightseeing boats when you can see more in half the time on one of these ribs. 45 knots top speed feels very fast on the water and we even got some air going over the wash left by other boats. Highly recommended.”
Race from Stockholm to Grinda by RIB speedboat, explore Vaxholm and island nature, and enjoy a thrilling 4.5-hour archipelago trip.
“It was accurately described. Guide Adam was delightful, humorous, and accomodating. It was everything promised.”
Review of Stockholm’s RIB speedboat tour to Grinda, with archipelago history, island walks, practical tips, price advice, and what to expect.
“Adam is a very friendly guide who created a relaxed atmosphere and told us lots of interesting stories about the archipelago. The visit to Grinda was magical, with an enchanting restaurant serving delicious meatballs. The walk through the mystical troll forest was a lovely way to round off the trip before we took the boat back to Stockholm. The trip definitely benefited from the fact that it wasn't too crowded in May.”
Pick a deck, a pavement or a frozen lake.
