4-Day Kayak & Wildcamp the Archipelago of Sweden - Self-guided
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The remote Saint Anna Archipelago on the East Coast of Sweden is heaven for kayakers. Nowhere in Europe can you find 6000 islands so closely clustered together - a maze from the forested sheltered islands close to the mainland out to the barren islets bordering the open sea. You are free to paddle and wild camp wherever you like!
This is a self-guided long weekend and you decide your own route. All top-notch equipment is provided along with a detailed guide book, and 24/7 support while kayaking. Your pre-ordered groceries are packed when you arrive, and after a briefing on safety, navigation and the area, you're ready to hit the water! A perfect tour for beginners or experienced sea kayakers alike!
Almost all the islands are uninhabited, but the area also has a rich history of people living their whole lives out here. It’s completely your choice what to explore – visit cultural points of interest, do all wilderness, or more likely, a blend of both!
24/7 Do the North service while kayaking
Briefing on the area, navigation and safety
Cell phone for weather reports & communication
Detailed guide book
Food order - we shop and pack for you at cost price
Return transport Stockholm Skavsta Airport or Norrköping - Saint Anna
Top quality kayaking, camping & cooking gear
Alcoholic drinks (available to purchase)
Flights
Food and drinks
- YOUTH: : 12 - 17
- ADULT: : 18 - 70
- A minimum of 2 people per booking is required
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- A maximum of 12 people per booking
- Children must be accompanied by an adult (minimum 12 years)
Reviews
I would highly recommend this experience. It was amazing!
From start to finish, there was nothing that could be improved: easy airport transfers, friendly and experienced DTN staff and top-quality equipment for kayaking and camping. Every detail was taken care of - from a daily weather report to fresh coffee and packable pillows. Remoteness has never felt so luxurious...
This was our first time sea kayaking but we felt confident with the advice from DTN staff and soon got the hang of things. The kayaks were stable, easy to control and could fit an incredible amount of gear (just as well, because we over-ordered on food...). Paddling in high winds one morning was challenging (and a great workout!) but never felt like more than we could handle. The landscape - or seascape - is stunning, especially the view from Kupa Klint, and ever-changing. We found some great places to camp and really enjoyed the freedom to explore as much or as little of the archipelago as we felt like, each day.
For beginner-friendly kayaking, great views, wild swimming and the freshest air you’ll ever breathe, take this trip as soon as you can.
