Our facilities consist of two accommodation buildings and a shared hall. In the accommodation you will find 26 guest rooms with space for 60 guests divided into mainly double rooms with private entrance and toilet. Half of the rooms have their own shower. These are the rooms we have chosen to call the Archipelago Hotel as they are hotel standard in the rooms, bedded beds, cleaning and breakfast buffet.

Svartsö Logi offers small and private accommodation.  Here you can stay at one of our three large canvas tents located on the hillside just below Svartsö Krog at Ahlsvik on Svartsö at the center of Stockholm's archipelago. All three tents are located just above the waterfront, placing you perfectly at the heart of the contrasting archipelago landscape of land and sea.

To get to Svartsö you can take your own or a regular ferry boat. Both Waxholmsbolaget and Strömma Kanalbolaget visit Alsviks jetty with a Cinderella boat. The journey from Stockholm to Svartsö takes about 1h30mins to 2h depending on the boat route. The Waxholmsbolaget boat also visits Lillsved and Boda jetty on Värmdö. Your SL bus runs from Slussen.

Bullandö Krog Owned and run by Julle Ljunggren and Magnus Johansson for the past 16 years. Bullandö Krog offers a fantastic experience for all in the heart of Stockholm’s stunning archipelago. Our philosophy -Always offer a variety of delicious, well prepared, and reasonably priced food, served by our team of happy and knowledgeable staff. -Allow the season to decide what’s on our menu, so that we only ever use the best and freshest ingredients to carefully prepare every dish in order to deliver an authentic taste of the season. -Offer one of the archipelago’s most comprehensive drinks list

Värmdö or Värmdön is an island located in Stockholm's inner archipelago in the Uppland countryside. Värmdö is Sweden's sixth largest island. Most of the island, and all smaller islands east of it, lies within Värmdö municipality. The westernmost part of Värmdön is located in the municipality of Nacka. The island consists of three areas separated by narrow nose. Värmdölandet is the easternmost and the largest part of the area. Värmdölandet is connected with Fars

Fågelbrolandet is an island belonging to Värmdö municipality. It is located directly south of Värmdölandet and east of Ingarö. The island is heavily fragmented by coves and lakes, such as Våmfjäder and Storsjön. It consists of several former islands with their own names, eg. Malmaön, which only in recent centuries has grown together through land raising. The island has been named after Herrgård Fågelbro. The largest resort on Fågelbrolandet is Stavsnäs. Värmdöleden passes across the island and connects with Värmdölandet via Strømabron.

Stavsnäs city has long been regarded as a sheltered archipelago environment, and a landscape plan provides a far-reaching regulation of existing buildings and that the village is largely regarded as being completed. Even for the area around the winter harbor, a detailed planning plan is being prepared, this in order to allow for expansion with guest harbor etc. In Värmdö municipality's long-term planning, Stavsnäs is named as one of the municipality's future urban centers.

On the northern Vindö is the lake Vämlingen that connects with the Baltic Sea through the Oscar Canal, named after King Oskar II. The king liked to fish perch in the lake at that time. The Royal Swedish Segment Society (KSSS) had its activities in the Sollenkrok River (before moving to Sandhamn). Carl Anton has besieged the island in his show Överbyvals, where the beauty of the island is praised in the summertime.

Djurö center consists of an F9 school, sports hall, library, pastry shop, color trade, fashion and interior shop, flower shop, pet store, a grocery store (ICA), Restaurang Björkås, Motorverkstan and in the summer also the Sjöboden restaurant and the white gates In the area there is also Djurönäset's restaurant and Vindö hook. On the south of Djurö there is the Djurönäset conference hotel.

Ingarö is an island in Värmdö Municipality in Uppland province in Stockholm County. The island is the main part of the Ingarö parish. The island is just over 63 km², making it the largest island in Sweden. Ingarö has lived in population since the Bronze Age; on the island there are rock carvings. Over the last 100 years, the number of recreational homes has increased while living for a period decreased in number. However, there has been a trend break as more and more vacation homes have been converted to villas and more permanent housing has been built.