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Sweden is the fifth largest European country, surrounded by the Baltic Sea to the East and the North Sea from the West. This Scandinavian country is defined by its rivers, lakes and more than 24,000 islands that provide a great many destinations and entertainment to sailing enthusiasts. Sandhamn, Grinda, Utö and Finnham are just some of the most well-known isles where should you decide to visit, you will find bars, great restaurants as well as adventurous activities in these unspoiled natural jewels. This all adds up to a fantastic holiday when you join aBoatTime on a yacht charter in Sweden. The Swedish climate can vary greatly some parts of the country are very cold, while the southern part is temperate. Winters last 7 months in the north and only 2 months in the south, with average winter temperatures being -16ºC and -1 ºC, while the summer average temperatures settle at around 12.8 ºC and 17 ºC respectively. This weather conditions make the summer the best season to visit this Scandinavian country, unless snow and ice are what you are looking for. Therefore, by enjoying a yacht charter holiday in Sweden, whether bareboat or crewed, you will see a different side to Sweden and the Swedish and Baltic coasts. Why not sail to Stockholm and the nearby Swedish islands and archipelago on board a yacht like one of the Jeanneau boats? So come yachting with aBoatTime on your own yacht charter in Sweden! Visit some amazing destinations in Sweden such as Stockholm, Sandhamm and many more places like islands, ports and towns that are scattered around the Baltic Sea and along the Swedish coast. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to set sail in this less well known sailing destination! Sail by yourself in one of our bareboat or crewed yachts with a skipper, or join a flotilla and sail with other yachts and boats too! What to see in Sweden There is so much to see on your yacht charter in Sweden! Sweden is famous for its rather unique touristic experiences. These include; the Aurora Borealis as they are formally known; dog sleighing; skiing; snowboarding; ice fishing; visiting the Sami people (native tribe) and getting to know their culture; and staying or even celebrating a wedding at the world famous ice hotel situated in the town of Jukkasjärvi. A sailing holiday in Sweden can be a highly cultural experience. Set sail to the island of Gotland and discover the medieval city of Visby, it is perfect for histor
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