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Skanor beach © Apelöga
Baltic elegance – from Stockholm to Bornholm
Rural luxury and island living – harmonious moments await
This journey explores coastal Scandinavia along the Baltic Sea, combining Stockholm, Gotland, Småland, Skåne and southern Sweden with optional extensions to Bornholm or Copenhagen. It blends Nordic culture, island landscapes and regional craftsmanship, moving from Sweden’s capital to its southern coast.

Travel period: April–October
Suggested duration: 8–10 days

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Stockholm © Henrik Trygg/stockholmmediabank.com

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Tina Stafrén/imagebank.sweden.se
Waterfront architecture and archipelago escapes
Begin in Stockholm, a vibrant waterfront capital known for world-class museums, royal heritage and contemporary Nordic design. Activities may include a private architecture and design walk, an introduction to the Swedish fika tradition, or excursions into the Stockholm Archipelago to islands such as Grinda or Vaxholm.

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Visby © Olof Segerberg/ Destination Gotland

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Fårö, Gotland © Jerker Andersson/imagebank.sweden.se
Gotland – sea stacks and local craftmanship
Travel by ferry to Gotland, where the medieval town of Visby meets raw coastal scenery. Explore rauk formations, sandy beaches and small fishing villages, alongside a strong community of local artisans. Visit Fårö, known for its dramatic landscapes and connection to Ingmar Bergman. Experience regional flavours such as Gotland lamb and saffron pancakes, combined with a relaxed island pace.

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Visby © Olof Segerberg/ Destination Gotland

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Alexander Hall/imagebank.sweden.se

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Kosat Boda, Småland © Jan Simonsson/imagebank.sweden.se
Småland and Skåne – design heritage and coastal landscapes
Continue through Småland, known for forests, lakes, traditional red cottages and its role in Swedish design and craftsmanship. Visit glassworks or locations linked to Astrid Lindgren.
In Skåne, the landscape opens into farmland, vineyards and long sandy beaches. Discover Österlen, a coastal region known for galleries, local artisans and farm-based gastronomy. From Ystad, take a ferry to Bornholm, where white beaches, smoked fish traditions, and scenic routes connect its coastal villages.

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Hasle Smokehouse, Bornholm © Bruno Ehrs

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Visit Skåne

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Dueodde, Bornholm © Stefan Asp

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Öresundsbron © skane.com © sydpol.com

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Malmö © Aline Lessner/ /imagebank.sweden.se
Malmö and optional Copenhagen extension
End in Malmö, where modern architecture meets historic city charm, shaped by close ties to Denmark. Optional extension to Copenhagen, easily reached via the Øresund Bridge.
Highlights
- Private guided visit to the Vasa Museum and Fotografiska
- Archipelago cruise with dining on a secluded island
- Cycling through the Småland countryside and film landscapes
- Private farm-to-table dinner featuring Gotland produce
- Visit Kivik orchards in Österlen and taste local cider
- Walk at Ale’s Stones, Hammars Backar and Sandhammaren beaches
- Explore Ystad’s historic centre, known from the Wallander series
- Cross the Øresund Bridge, linking Sweden and Denmark
Selected stays
A carefully curated selection of memorable accommodations, from rural manor houses and coastal retreats to treetop cabins immersed in nature.
Contact us to tailor this journey to your preferences or to receive a personalized proposal.





