Are you planning to visit Fjäderholmarna, Stockholm's closest archipelago island? You can book your ferry tickets directly here – round trip from SEK 205. Pre-booking guarantees your place on board and only takes a minute.
When you step ashore, you can explore the island's charming harbour environment – piers, picturesque buildings, and sun-warmed cliffs. In this guide, we share our best tips on restaurants, cafés, and things to do and see on Fjäderholmarna. At the bottom of the post you'll find a map with all our recommendations.
The ferry departs daily from Strandvägen in central Stockholm – the journey takes just 30 minutes. Tickets from SEK 205 for a round trip.
Fjäderholmarna has a great selection of restaurants, taverns, and cafés to suit different tastes and budgets.
Fjäderholmarnas Krog
Situated right by the water, Fjäderholmarnas Krog offers high-quality food inspired by the archipelago. Sit inside the dining room or out on the terrace – both with lovely views.
Röda Villan
A relaxed spot serving everything from coffee to food and drinks, set in the garden of a charming archipelago house from 1897. There's also a bar, a boule court, and a grill open on sunny days.
Restaurang Rökeriet
A must for seafood lovers. Enjoy smoked dishes alongside both classic and modern creations. The deli is perfect for picking up sandwiches, salads, and other treats to enjoy on the cliffs or on the boat back.
Systrarna Degen
A beloved little cottage with something for everyone – simple lunches, sandwiches, pastries, and a great selection of Swedish-made ice cream.
Fjäderholmarnas Bryggeri
An archipelago brewery serving fresh beer straight from the tanks. Grab a snack to go with it, or sign up for a beer tasting to explore the range and learn more about the brewing process.
There's plenty to see and do on Fjäderholmarna – from traditional crafts to exhibitions and outdoor activities.
Handicrafts on Fjäderholmarna
The island is home to a number of talented craftspeople and artists. Browse the shops, galleries, and workshops along Hantverkslängan and Verkstadslängan – including Ullverkstan, Textilt uttryck, Vävboden, Krukmakeriet, Solberga, Glashyttan, and Smedjan.
Fjäderholmarna Choklad
A chocolate lover's paradise. Browse pralines, confectionery, and cakes – and peek into the kitchen to see how they're made. The flavours even tie into the island's own history.
Play Boule at Röda Villan
Rent a boule set at Röda Villan and enjoy a game with friends, family, or colleagues. Groups of 10 or more can also book a guided boules tournament.
The Allmogebåtar Exhibition
nterested in maritime history and traditional boatbuilding? Allmogebåtar is a non-profit association dedicated to preserving the seafaring traditions of everyday people – before fibreglass took over. Visit their museum to see a collection of traditional wooden boats.
Since Fjäderholmarna is an island, the ferry is the way to go. The easiest option is to take the boat from Strandvägen in central Stockholm – the journey takes just 30 minutes, and there's a café on board.
Tickets can be booked directly online – round trip from SEK 205. We recommend booking in advance, especially during summer when departures fill up quickly.
Arriving by private boat? You're welcome to dock in the guest harbour and pay the harbour fee on arrival.
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