The wild west of Sweden, the West Coast is where the Swedes have their holiday homes. The area is made for road tripping after a night in the student city of Gothenburg. Expect sensational seafood and carefree islands, so life on foot or on bicycle. Fisherman huts line the shore and hop on a locals boat for a hands on seafood experience served to you fresh on the boat or later that evening.Influenced by the Dutch, Germans and Scots, the city is charaterised by wide avenues and elegant squares with a network of canals weaving their way past imposing neoclassical buildings from the 18th century. Gothenburg, which sits on the west coast, is a wonderfully relaxed city and one that is absolutely perfect for exploring on foot.The city is also the gateway to the west coast archipelago. Western Sweden has a coastline to die for; it plays host to breath-taking views over sprawling archipelagos, and charming seaside villages dotted with red wooden fishing huts. It is one of the few places where seafood season is year round making it the perfect coast to work your way along sampling the best of the West.
All of the trips we create for Gothenburg are designed and tailored specifically for you. We create each trip from a blank piece of paper, building the holiday you had dreamed, using our experience, knowledge and contacts to design the ultimate experience.
Below are some of examples of trips in Gothenburg that we have created, designed to showcase the destination, our expertise and create some inspiration.
6 Day Itinerary
Guide Price: £4,200pp
Delve into the glory of the great outdoors by travelling to West Coast Sweden. Hop on a private boat and explore the scenic landscape, consisting of vibrant cities and an archipelago of different islets, whilst also engaging in an array of different outdoor activities.
Duration: 6 Days
Guide Price: £4,200pp
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Delve into the glory of the great outdoors by travelling to West Coast Sweden. Hop on a private boat and explore the scenic landscape, consisting of vibrant cities and an archipelago of different islets, whilst also engaging in an array of different outdoor activities.
Swedish Lapland in winter does not immediately scream ‘idyllic holiday destination’. Yet, the Northern Lights, free range reindeer, husky sledding, snowmobiling and a few warm layers suddenly make the harsh environment somewhat magical.
After harsh winters and more metres of snow in a year than the UK sees in a decade, the ice melts and in its place acres of forests and enormous lakes appear. It is a playground of outdoor activity and the unique lodges still provide a brag worthy space to rest your head after all the fresh air.
You only need a weekend in Stockholm to see the Swedes infamously relaxed approach to life. Built across 14 islands and a short hop from an enormous archipelago, you are only ever a stones throw away from the water.
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