Sweden · RIB SPEEDBOAT TOURS
The 4 rib speedboat tours worth booking in Sweden, with what each costs, how long it takes and the kind of day it suits. The first one is first for a reason.
Meet your English-speaking captain at Strandvägen kajplats 19 for a fast, scenic ride through Stockholm’s archipelago. Guides such as Adam, PJ, Anders, and Anton combine local history with sharp boat handling. Warm overalls, wind jackets, beanies, and insurance are included, but leave large bags behind.
“Adam was amazing. Excelent guide and a great spirit. Thank you.”
Ride a fast RIB boat from Strandvägen through Stockholm’s archipelago to Vaxholm and back. Your English-speaking guide, including captains such as Adam, Anders, or William, handles the boat and shares local history. Warm overalls, hats, goggles, and life jackets are supplied. Expect a lively, compact trip for up to 12 people.
“Definitely a must do tour in Stockholm. From start to finish Adam, our guide was fantastic, telling us all the history about the archipelago Islands. A real adrenaline rush when the rib was going full speed, a real feel good feeling! Had a fantastic time, a great end to our city break!”
Join an English-speaking skipper at Strandvägen for a fast 2-hour RIB ride through Stockholm’s waterways and archipelago. You’ll pass the Nationalmuseum, Gröna Lund, the Vasa Museum, and Waldemarsudde before reaching Fjäderholmarna and Vaxholm Fortress. Waterproof gear, life jackets, and a Swedish fika with a soft drink and pastry are provided.
“Best activity I have ever been!!! Great speed, you have to hang on really! Beautyful surroundings!!”
Meet your pilot at Strandvägen 18 for a fast RIB ride through Stockholm’s waterfront and archipelago. You’ll wear waterproof gear and a lifejacket, pass the Nationalmuseum and Waldemarsudde, then race toward Fjäderholmarna and Vaxholm Fortress at up to 64 km/h. Hasse and Lars are among the experienced pilots associated with this tour.
“Abenteuer, Spaß und Geschwindigkeit. Die Inseln fliegen vorbei, Wellen werden geschnitten! Nichts für müde Knochen.”
Pick an island, a century or a sled.
