explore the entire archipelago with nord/sydlinjen

EXPLORE THE ENTIRE ARCHIPELAGO WITH NORD/SYDLINJEN
TRAVELLING IN THE ARCHIPELAGO HAS NEVER
BEEN EASIER
The new Nord/Sydlinjen allows you to explore a world of seals, small islands, eagles,
cliffs and rocks. The route, which will be in service from 15/6 to 16/8, connects
the outer parts of the archipelago and brings them all closer. The ferries serve at
26 destinations between Simpnäs in the north and ­Nynäshamn in the south.
Plan a day trip or an entire holiday – there are endless alternatives.
FROM SIMPNÄS IN THE NORTH TO
NYNÄSHAMN IN THE SOUTH, OR VICE VERSA
You can travel in both directions. Either start
at ­­­Simp­näs and travel southwards to ­­Nynäshamn,
or begin at Nynäshamn and finish your j­ ourney at
Simpnäs. And there are any ­number of choices in
between: you can complete the full route in a
single day, choose a round trip or stop off along
the way.
FERRY TRANSFERS
If you’re planning to travel the full route,
you’ll need to change boats at Möja, Stavsnäs,
Rögrund or Dalarö. From Utö, take a bus to Ålö
and then continue with the regular ferry service
to Nynäshamn.
PUBLIC TRANSPORT CONNECTIONS
You can interrupt your ferry adventure and
­connect with bus or train services at various
points along the route, for example there are
­buses to Norrtälje and Stockholm from Kapellskär, Yxlan or Blidö. A number of ­buses serve
Stockholm from Stavsnäs.
ON-BOARD SERVICE
If you’d like to know more about the islands, activities, accommodation and places to eat along our
route, just ask the crew on board. They know
their archipelago and will be happy to help.
LUGGAGE
Our ferries are relatively small and luggage space is
limited. Unfortunately, you can’t reserve space for
your luggage.
FARE EXAMPLES
You will need two tickets to travel the full Nord/Sydlinjen route.
Fare examples (full fare):
Simpnäs–Dalarö SEK 130, Dalarö–Nynashamn SEK 90. Total: SEK 220.
Simpnäs
ACCESSIBILITY ON BOARD
Most Waxholmsbolaget ferries have been adapted
­­
for mobility impaired persons. Unfortunately,
acces­sibility is limited on the Nord/Sydlinjen trial
ferry service. If you have any questions, please call
+46(0)20-120 20 22 for more information about
accessibility on board and how the crew can ­assist
your when boarding and disembarking. You can also
visit waxholmsbolaget.se/varafartyg for a description of each vessel. The summer timetables also
con­tain information on ­vessel acces­sibility.
Dep. 08.05
19.25
Arholma Nord
Dep. 08.15
19.15
Simpnäs
08.30
19.05
Arholma
08.35
18.55
Östersjö
08.55
18.35
Lidö
09.15
18.20
Fejan
09.30
18.00
Kapellskär
09.50
17.40
Norröra
10.15
17.20
Stämmarsund (Blidö)
10.17
17.10
Kolsvik (Yxlan)
10.45
16.45
11.25
16.10-16.15
11.30
16.00
-
-
Östersjö
Lidö
Kapellskär
Kolsvik/Yxlan
CASCAD
13.25
15.15
-
-
Östanvik (Nämdö)
13.00
15.35
-
-
Solvik (Nämdö)
12.55
15.45
13.25
14.20
Rögrund
12.35
16.05
13.55
13.55
Dalarö
12.10
16.35-16.40
Kymmendö
11.50
16.55
Ornö Kyrka
11.25
17.20
Fjärdlång
11.15
17.35
Gruvbryggan (Utö)
Dep.10.45
18.05
BUSS
Dep. 10.20
Dep. 18.10
Ålö
10.20
Dep. 18.40 (F)
Rånö
10.10
18.45 (F)
09.50
19.05 (F)
Dep. 09.20
19.40 (F)
Nynäshamn
GRIPEN
Styrsvik (Runmarö)
a kiosk. From Lidö you can take a ferry across to Räfsnäs
or con­tinue to Norrtälje for connecting buses.
FEJAN
NORRÖRA
Welcome to the archipelago’s most famous ‘movie
celebrity’. It was on Norröra that ”Saltkråkan”, the
Astrid Lindgren TV series, was filmed in the 1960s, and
not much has changed. When you’ve finished enjoying
your coffee, soft drink, pastry and/or ice c­ ream, look
for some bare, sun-baked rocks and take a swim. Norröra is perfect for a full-day excursion. Take the ferry
from Simpnäs and arrive at Norröra
at 09:50. The boat back leaves Norröra at 17.20 and
arrives back at Simpnäs at 19.00 for connecting bus
services.
YXLAN/BLIDÖ
Yxlan and Blidö are two of the largest islands in the
northern archipelago, with a charming mix of ­large
summer houses and old boatswain cottages. A beach
on Yxlan’s north-eastern shore offers a scenic view
of Gräsköfjärden and the open sea beyond. One curious attraction is a maze that fishermen used to run
through to ensure a good catch. Stämmarsund, on
Blidö, is home to Hamn­krogen, a popular restaurant
and hostel. Buses serve Norrtälje from both Yxlan
and Blidö.
stockholmarchipelago.se
waxholmsbolaget.se
minskargard.se
Ornö kyrka
Fjärdlång
Gruvbryggan/Utö
KEY TO SYMBOLS
Ålö
Ferry
Hotel
Farm shop
Bus
Youth hostel/cottages
Restaurant
Nåttarö
Train
Campsite
Café
Nynäshamn
Information
Grocery store
Rånö
FINNHAMN
Finnhamn has something for everyone. There are numerous trails – ideal for long walks. Pétanque and footballs
can be loaned and rowing boats or kayaks are available
for hire. There are lots of place to swim, either from the
rocks – perfect for sunbathing – or from the island’s
sheltered sandy beaches. Finnhamn is also a strategic
hub, easy reach to and return from. Lots of boats stop
here daily, making it a convenient starting point for the
other islands in the central archipelago.
STORA KALHOLMEN
Stora Kalholmen offers relaxation, beautiful walks (you
can easily walk around the island in an hour) and smooth,
bare rocks that are perfect to swim from. There’s no
­running water, but there is a wood-fired sauna and now
even electricity! The small hostel, the island’s only
­house, stands on a cliff overlooking the water. If you’re
looking for peace and quiet, this is the place for you.
MÖJA, BERG OCH MÖJASTRÖM
Möja is an idyllic island with gravel roads that wind their
way past meadows, boathouses and red cottages. It’s an
ideal place to explore on a bike, which you can hire on
the island. You can also rent a kayak and explore the
surrounding archipelago on your own. Berg boasts what
is probably the world’s shortest railway – a 102-meter
long track operated by the Lappen steam locomotive
several times a summer. The Roland Svensson ­Museum
in Ramsmora, named after the ­famous painter, is well
worth a visit. You can easily access other parts of the
archipelago from Möja, but it’s also easy to reach Stockholm. Either take a ferry to Sollenkroka and connect with
the bus, or take a ferry all the way to Strömkajen. In the
summer, the trip takes about three hours.
STAVSNÄS
Stavsnäs is the archipelago’s equivalent to Stockholm
Central Station. It is a major hub for both buses and
­ferries. From here, you can easily take a detour from
the Nord/Sydlinjen route and visit destinations such
as Sandhamn or Harö. A regular bus service to and from
Slussen in Stockholm ensures quick, easy access to Stavnäs. Once there, you can connect with the Nord/Sydlinjen,
or board another ferry.
RUNMARÖ
One of the largest islands in the archipelago, Runmarö
is home to a number of villages featuring typical archipelago architecture. The island offers activities such as
swimming, fishing and kayaking. Distances on the island
are quite long so hiring a bike is recommended. The land­
scape alternates between pine forests and lush, deciduous woods. People with a botanical interest will be pleased to know that there are 27 varieties of orchid growing
on the island.
NÄMDÖ, ÖSTANVIK OCH SOLVIK
Nämdö is a vibrant archipelago community with a num­ber
of villages and farms. Östanvik Farm in ­Östanvik, dates
from the 1500s. There are car-free gravel roads ideal for
walking or cycling. There are also several nice ­beaches,
including Östanvik and Långvik. From Nämdö ferries serve
Björkvik, Saltsjöbaden or Trinntorp on ­Tyresö. Or you can
take the boat all the way to Strömkajen.
RÖGRUND
Situated between Nämdöfjärden and Jungfrufjärden,
Rögrund is probably the only island in the archipelago
that features a crocodile. The crocodile, which lives on
the southern headland and is made of concrete, is popular
with children, who enjoy climbing on it. A lookout tower
marks the island’s highest point, and pleasant, childfriendly bathing spots complete the picture. The island
is a haven of tranquillity, and a ­place you can relax the
way you prefer. Lounge in the sauna or a hot tub, or hire
a kayak and paddle a few laps around the island.
DALARÖ
Dalarö has a long, fascinating history dating back to the
1600s. Throughout the centuries, ships to and from
Stockholm have stopped here. Piloting and services work
have always played an important part in the island’s
economy, as evidenced by the imposing customs
building.
Today Dalarö is an important hub for routes to and
from the archipelago. From here, ferry serve for the
southern archipelago, which means you can easily
hop off Nord/Sydlinjen and catch another ferry to,
say, Kymmendö. A short bus ride and a commuter
train journey will take you from Dalarö to Stockholm
in less than an hour.
Enjoy Utö’s superb sandy beaches or stretch out
in the sun on the rocks.
ORNÖ
Ornö, the largest island in the southern archipelago,
is is an ideal place to explore on a bike, and as on
most of the larger islands, bikes are available for
hire. The land­scape is varied, and features forest,
rocky outcrops and ­numerous lakes. Stunnträsk, the
deepest lake in all of Stockholm County, is said to
harbour organisms that have flourished here since
the last ice age. Dive in and take a look for yourself!
FJÄRDLÅNG
Fjärdlång is a wonderful place for those who just
want to relax. Marked trails crisscross the island
– be sure to take the one that leads up to the
­highest point on the island, 36 meters above sea
level. Fjärdlång boasts picturesque cliffs and
a ­shallow, child-friendly inlet at Sandvik, adjacent
to the harbour. Kayaks, rowing boats and fishing
equipment are all available for hire.
a trip to Ålö, where you’ll find arguably the nicest b
­ each
in the archipelago at Ålö Storsand. From Utö you can
easily take the ferry to Årsta Havsbad and continue to
Stockholm by bus and commuter rail.
RÅNÖ
Rånö has shallow, sandy beaches that are ideal for families with children. There are also plenty of large,
smooth rocks and steep cliffs to dive from. The island is
perfect for exploring on a bike (available for hire) and if
you’d like to stay overnight, the island offers cabin rental, a sauna, a store and a restaurant.
NÅTTARÖ
Nåttarö is like a giant sandbox, and features two of
the finest beaches in the archipelago at Stora Sand
and Nåttarö Skarsand. There’s also a snorkel trail,
where you can learn all about sticklebacks, shrimps,
seaweed and the marine environment of the Baltic Sea.
UTÖ/ÅLÖ
NYNÄSHAMN
There’s a great deal to see on Utö, an island with
a rich history and lots of nice beaches. Utö features
the oldest iron-ore mines in Sweden, and its famous
windmill, over 200 years old, commands a splendid
view of Mysingen Bay. At the heart of the bay lies
the harbour of Gruvbryggan, and in the summer
­people can be seen strolling along its jetties, visiting
the tourist office or buying fish and other items
from the small stalls. You can go kayaking, play
­minigolf and tennis or hire a bike or moped and take
Either the start of your tour or the end, Nynäshamn is
the hub of the southern archipelago. From Nynäshamn
you can return to Stockholm by commuter train or
­continue your archipelago journey even further
southwards. Take Bus 852 to Ankarudden and get on
the boat to Landsort, the southernmost outpost in
the Stockholm archipelago, where Sweden’s oldest
lighthouse guides seafarers through the night-time
­waters, 5 flashes every minute.
Photo: Bosse Lind /paragonbild.se, Stavsnäs båttaxi.
Lidö is an island of contrasts. The southern part is perfect
for great walks through the beautiful, rural landscape,
kept open by grazing cows and horses. In the north, one
of the archipelago’s oldest virgin forests offers a nature
experience for people who don’t mind roughing it. Kayaks
and rowing boats are available for hire down at the harbour, where you’ll also find a child-friendly beach and
This old quarantine station has become one of the
northern archipelago’s most popular destinations.
The old mortuary has been converted into a highclass restaurant, and if you listen carefully, you’ll hear
the sound of the Åland sea – it’s very close. Proximity
to the outer islands is one reason why so many people
come here to kayak. Kayaks are available for hire but
if you’re not into paddling, you can go on a seal safari,
spend a lazy day fishing or have a swim instead. From
Fejan, you can take the ferry to Räfsnäs and a connecting bus to Norrtälje and Stockholm.
Learn more about our destinations
Dalarö
* Connecting boat: Mon - Fri
(B) Ferry trips must be booked (on +46(8)–571 501 00) at least 30 minutes before departure time.
(F) Fridays, southbound boat: Ålö (departure) 19.20, Rånö 19.25, Nåttarö 19.45, Nynäshamn 20.20.
DESTINATIONS FROM NORTH TO SOUTH
Rögrund
CASCAD
-
Solvik/Nämdö
UTÖ EXPRESS
14.15
14.50-15.10
BUS
14.15
Nåttarö
Östanvik/
Nämdö/
14.10
BUS
14.10
Styrsvik/
Runmarö
UTÖ EXPRESS
Berg (Möja)
LIDÖ
Möjaström
Stavsnäs
*
Arholma is the archipelago’s most northerly outpost.
On Arholma the sea is never more than a stone’s
throw away. Other attractions include extensive
forests, s­ uperb beaches, a sauna and an outdoor
dance floor with a breathtaking view of the sea to
the north. There’s even a nuclear bomb-proof coastal artillery battery, Arholma Nord, a Cold War relic
now converted into a museum. Arholma is one of the
best places in the archipelago to enjoy a nice sunset.
Norröra, the island where Saltkråkan, the Astrid Lindgren TV series, was filmed in the 1960s.
Savour the traditional archipelago atmosphere while enjoying a cup of coffee and an ice cream.
Berg/Möja
Stora Kalholmen
ARHOLMA/ARHOLMA NORD
TERMINALS
Strömkajen, +46(0)8-686 24 65
Vaxholm +46(0)8-686 24 64
Stavsnäs +46(0)8-686 24 66
For opening hours, please visit
waxholmsbolaget.se
Stora Kalholmen
*
browse through our destinations.
If you have a transportation service
card issued by the Stockholm ­
County Council, you and one com­
panion are entitled to travel free on
all Waxholmsbolaget routes.
Finnhamn
Finnhamn
As a passenger on Nord/Sydlinjen you will experience
a veritable procession of magical places as you make
your way through the archipelago. Many of them
­feature activities and services such as bicycle and
kayak rental, restaurants, cafés, hotels, hostels
and cabins for hire. At other destinations services are
more limited, but if you come prepared and equipped, the experience can be just as rewarding. Please
SPECIAL TRANSPORT
FURTHER INFORMATION
For enquiries about group bookings,
lost items or vessel accessibility,
please call +46(0)8-571 501 00.
Fejan
Själbottna (B)
The stunning view from Arholma Dansbana,
Restaurant and Café.
REPLACEMENT GUARANTEE
Permanent residents in Sweden can register
their Access cards in Mitt SL at sl.se and
­guarantee them against loss or theft. We will
then replace a lost card with a new card that
containing the same tickets and credit.
Själbottna
13.35
-
Valid for 30 days from the start
of your journey on r­ outes as well
as on Strömma’s Cinderella boats.
Fare SEK 750 (full) or SEK 450
­(reduced).
WAXHOLMSBOLAGET CUSTOMER SERVICE
Monday–Sunday 7.00 to 22.00
+46(0)8-600 10 00
[email protected]
waxholmsbolaget.se
Arholma
CASCAD/UTÖ EXPRESS
Stavsnäs
15.40
15.00-15.05
30-DAY SEASON TICKET
ACCESS CREDIT
You can load your Access card with any amount
of credit between SEK 100 and 1,000, and use it
to purchase single-journey and/or return tickets
on board.
WAXHOLMSBOLAGET
Stämmarsund/
Blidö/
Möjaström (Möja)
11.50
Valid for five days from the start
of your journey on all our routes
as well as on Strömma’s Cinderella
boats. Fare SEK 420.
Norröra
DESTINATION
12.30-12.50
5-DAY SEASON TICKET
Arholma Nord
TIMETABLE NORD/SYDLINJEN (15/6-16/8)
GRIPEN
Single-journey and return tickets are
pur­chased on board. You can pay in
cash, by bank card or with the credit
on your Access card.
ACCESS CARD
You can load your tickets on an Access card,
which you can buy at Waxholms­bolaget’s
­terminals. You can store both season tickets
and Access credit on the same card.
GRIPEN
FERRY CONNECTIONS
If you’re feeling adventurous, you can board boats
from many of the jetties along the way and visit
other islands in the archipelago. In some places
you can take a ferry to the mainland and connect
with the bus.
You can take a ferry from Lidö to Norrtälje,
and both Finnhamn and Möja are convenient
­jumping-off places if you’re heading for
­Stockholm. Many ferries serve Sandhamn
from Stavs­näs, the archipelago’s equivalent
of Stockholm Central Station. Plan your trip
at w
­ axholmsbolaget.se.
You can also access the capital and Nynäshamn
from Dalarö, first by bus and then by train.
Plan your trip at sl.se
REFRESHMENTS ON BOARD
All our ferries offer a cafeteria that serves beverages, sandwiches and pastries. If you’d prefer some­
thing a little more filling, you can order a lunch
­basket when you come on board. It will be delivered
to the boat from one of the restaurants that the
boat passes along the way, and include tasty,
­assorted edibles, s­ pecially selected to satisfy you
during your ferry adventure.
SINGLE-JOURNEY TICKET
Waxholmsbolaget season tickets place the
­entire archipelago at your feet at an un­beat­able
price. A 5-day season ticket a
­ llows unlimited
travel on all our ferries for SEK 420. The 30-day
season ticket costs SEK 750 (full fare) and
SEK 450 (reduced fare).
Simpnäs
636
30 40
ROUTES IN THE NORTHERN ARCHIPELAGO
24
Stockholm – Siaröfortet – Ängsö nationalpark – Blidösund
25
Stockholm* – Norrtälje* – Solö* – Hemmarö– Högmarsö – Furusund
26
Stockholm – Vaxholm – Söderöra – Rödlöga
27
Stockholm – Vaxholm – Norrsund – Gräskö – Tjockö – Arholma
28
Stockholm* – Norrtälje* – Furusund* – Gräskö – Söderöra – Rödlöga – Bromskär
30
Stockholm* – Norrtälje* – Simpnäs* – Arholma
636
40
27
VÄTÖ
Stockholm* – Norrtälje* – Räfnäs* – Tjockö – Lidö – Fejan
Arholma Nord – Simpnäs* – Lidö – Fejan – Kapellskär* – Norröra – Blidö/Yxlan – Finnhamn – St. Kalholmen
Håknäs
27, 31
Stockholm – Vaxholm (Direct)
Stockholm – Vaxholm – Väsbystrand
Stockholm – Vaxholm
11
Stockholm – Vaxholm – Sollenkroka
27
Gräddö
NORRTÄLJE
Stockholm – Vaxholm – Norra Lagnö
12
Stockholm – Vaxholm – Husarö - Finnhamn/Möja
4
Stockholm – Vaxholm – Ramsö
13
Stockholm – Vaxholm – Husarö
5
Stockholm – Vaxholm – Skarpö
14
Stockholm – Vaxholm – Möja
7
Stockholm – Vaxholm – Lillsved
15
Stockholm – Vaxholm – Sandhamn – Harö/Hagede
31
Stockholm – Vaxholm – Grundvik
50
Ropsten – Tranholmen – Storholmen
Räfsnäs
631
631, 632
634, 636
637, 676
Rovh.
31
Tjockö
27, 31
31
Fejan
27, 31
27
Kapellskär
631
40
ROUTES IN THE SOUTHERN ARCHIPELAGO
G R A N H A M N S
F J Ä R D E N
Östernäs
16
Stockholm* – Stavsnäs – Runmarö – Sandhamn – Harö
27
Marö
Sundskär
17
Stockholm* – Stavsnäs – Nämdö – Tyresö – Saltsjöbaden
18
Stockholm – Saltsjöbaden – Tyresö – Kymmendö – Ornö – Utö
Stockholm* – Dalarö – Ornö (west side) – Utö
40
RÅDMANSÖ
Möja – Stavsnäs* – Runmarö – Nämdö – Rögrund
Stockholm* – Dalarö – Ornö (east side) – Utö
Gisslingö
Enskär
31
27
3
19
Tyvö
Lidö
9
20
H A V S
S V A L G E T
ROUTES IN THE CENTRAL ARCHIPELAGO
40
Idö
L I D Ö
F J Ä R D E N
31
2
Granö
Östersjö
40
1
Arholma Nord
Arholma
27, 30
Gräskö
27–28
28
27
Solö
21
Stockholm* – Västerhaninge* – Årsta – Utö
22
Stockholm* – Nynäshamn – Nåttarö – Ålö
23
Stockholm* – Stavsnäs – Styrsvik
29
Stockholm* – Nynäshamn* – Ankarudden – Landsort
40
Ornö – Fjärdlång – Utö – Ålö – Rånö – Nåttarö – Nynäshamn*
Vidinge
632
634
Svartnö
632
634
24–26, 28
Furusund
25
28
Högmarsö
Hemmarö
Bergshyddan
25
Söderäng
Fårgångsö
26
Norrsund
24–28
Yxlö
Kolsvik
Duvnäs
Bromskär
Almvik
Regular services
Regular services to neighbouring areas
SL routes
SL hub
Naturresarvatet Ängsö
634
Söderöra
26, 28
K U D O X A
F J Ä R D E N
Yxlövik
BLIDÖ
YXLAN
F U R U S U N D S
L E D E N
* Destination with SL connection. Please see timetable.
Norröra
26, 28
Stämmarsund
Bruket
Alsvik
26
28
Rödlöga
26, 28
24
Brokholmen
Vagnsunda
0
5
10
15
20 km
Glyxnäs
Svartlöga
26, 28
24
Vettersö
Skälbottna
S V A R T L Ö G A
F J Ä R D E N
Siaröfortet
24
Östanå
24,26-27
Gärdsvik
621
40
Östra Lagnö
Ljusterö
NORRA
LJUSTERÖ
Väsbystrand
Skuggan
Laggarsvik
Seglarö
9
8
T R Ä L
H A V E T
Elgö
9
Storkrån
Nässlingen
Grundvik
S T O R A
V Ä R T A N
7
Ytterby
5
Stegesund
Edholma
BOGESUNDSLANDET
Ekudden
1-15
Sticklinge
St Ekh.
Höganäs
Mor Annas brygga
50
LIDINGÖ
STOCKHOLM
Fjäderholmarna
Strandvägen
Strömkajen
1-15
428, 414
433, 875
Träskökvarn
St. Kalholmen
12
13
Dragedet
12, 14
40
V Ä S T E R F J Ä R D
Hägerö
Södermöja
SÖDRA
11, 13-15
Galth.
11
14
Träskö
Arbodaö 14
Puttish.
Korsö
Sollenkroka
11, 14
Boda
11, 13, 14
S E A
Löka
Möjaström Berg
STAVSUDDA
Gällnönäs
11
Ramsö Ramsöberg
Knutsh.
B A L T I C
Ramsmora
MÖJA
Hjälmö
NORRA
Grenadjärbryggan
Långvik
12, 14
M Ö J A
Trångh.
Karklö
TYNNINGÖ Skogsö
Furuh.
Risberga
2
Östra
Koviksudde
689
3
Riset
Granholmen
40
434
438
Norra Lagnö
VINDÖ
424
K A N H O L M S
F J Ä R D E N
Hasseludden
1-15
Hagede
Harö
15
GUSTAVSBERG
2
VÄRMDÖ
Nacka Strand
1-15
Slussen
13
Södra
11, 15
Viggsö
Söderboudd
Gisth.
Lådna
Karlshem
Örsö
GÄLLNÖ
4
Lidingöb.
Klippudden
Strömkajen
17-19
Edlunda
Tegelön
2
Gåshaga
1-15
ROPSTEN
Alsvik
GRINDA
11
437
689
Skälvik
Strömsholm
12
Norra
RINDÖ
Kalvh.
Granh.
2
Staveström
Vårlunda
Sippsö
Lillsved
7, 11-13
Skarpö
Karlsudd
Tranh.
Stensvik
13
Södra
SVARTSÖ
Rindöbaden
670
Storholmen
Halleberg
Skärmaräng
Kastellet
VAXHOLM
Frösvik
50
L. Betsö
Brottö
Norra Svartsö
Storängen
Storön
INGMARSÖ
Edö ö
Edö
S A X A R
F J Ä R D E N
Bjurön
RESARÖ
Finnhamn
12, 13
Norra
Stor-Saxaren
8
12
Äpplarö
Hummelmora
Lervik
Särsö
G Ä L N A N
12
Linanäs
Mjölkö
Husarö
12, 13
SÖDRA
Öran
Fåglarö
N. Betsö
Ekh.
Åsättra
9
Timrarö
Hasselö
DJURÖ
R Ö D K O B B S
F J Ä R D E N
414
17-19
16
Boo
433, 434
Gullmarsplan
Långvik
16-17, 23
Stavsnäs
805, 815
873, 875
Eknö
Gatan
23
SALTSJÖBADEN
SANDHAMN
Styrsvik
16-17, 23
Saltsjöbaden
17-19
Saltsjöbanan
RUNMARÖ
FÅGELBROLANDET
INGARÖ
40
G R Å S K Ä R S
F J Ä R D E N
E R S T A
V I K E N
17
Trinntorp
TYRESÖ
17-19
Sträckan trafikeras
vissa turer
Björkvik
805
815
Aspö
428
40
N Ä M D Ö
F J Ä R D E N
18
Idöborg
Nämdöböte
Bullerö
NÄMDÖ
Ängsö
Sträckan trafikeras
endast vintertid
Gränö
Kalkberget
Solvik
Kalvh.
17
Östanvik
40
Sand
Bunkvik
HANDEN
Uvö
Orrön
Rögrund
17
Mörtö
40
Mörtö södra
Edesön
VÄSTERHANINGE
839
19
19, 20
Dalarö
Juth.
J U N G F R U
F J Ä R D E N
18
40
Aspö
Dalarö skans
Ornöboda
Kymmendö
Skinnardal
Söderviken
Fåglarö
889
20
Biskopsö
18
Hässelmara
19
Fiversätraö
Årsta havsbad
846
Brevik
ORNÖ
EXPLORE THE ENTIRE
ARCHIPELAGO WITH
NORD/SYDLINJEN
Mefjärd
Ornö kyrka
Björkösund
Lättinge
889
Fjärdlång
M Y S I N G E N
18
19
21
Sträckan trafikeras
endast vintertid
40
19
Muskö
Gruvbryggan
18-21
Näsudden
18, 21
Huvudskär
Spränga
18, 21
UTÖ
Rånö
NYNÄSHAMN
852
Pendeltåg
Ålö
Norrö
40
Aspö
22
Nåttarö
DON’T FORGET THE
SEMAPHORE!
Järflotta
TORÖ
Ankarudden
852
Krokskär
29
LANDSORT
The round, foldable sign
on the jetty must be in
an upright position if
you want to alert the
ferry captain and ensure
that you are picked up.
At night you will need to
signal with a flashlight.