The journey begins at Saltholmen in Gothenburg, where you take the archipelago ferry to Vrångö. A short walk across the island and you’ll arrive at Kajkanten. The seaside cabins are nestled in the charming harbor of Vrångö, right by the water—a magical spot to enjoy the starry sky. The Christmas holiday package at Vrångö is available for booking with any arrival date between December 20th and January 10th (excluding New Year’s weekend). The package includes two overnight stays in a cabin, with a breakfast basket for both days, as well as a session on the relax float featuring a sauna, hot tub, and a winter swim for those brave enough to try!
Family package Christmas holiday
– 2 nights in a boathouse (incl. sheets and towels)
– Breakfast basket both days
– Sauna raft with wood-fired sauna and hot tub. (Time allocated in connection with booking)
SEK 5,200/family (max. 4 persons)
At least 1 person under the age of 17. Children under 3 years are free of charge
For more than 4 people per party, supplement: SEK 500/person.
Can be booked with arrival 20 Dec – 10 Jan (not New Year’s weekend)
You can visit Vrångö during all school holidays, such as winter break, Easter break, autumn break, and Christmas holidays.
Read more about other family packages here.
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– Seal safari – accompany a skipper from Glittskär out to sea and look for seals on the islets.
NOTE! Costs apply for boat trips, let us know if you are interested.
Bring your family, big or small, and enjoy the Christmas holidays in our peaceful archipelago. There is a thermos for the excursion in the boathouse, so fill it with chocolate and pack something tasty in the backpack. The sea, the wild landscape and the viewpoints await you. A magical and different winter experience!
You live in one of Kajkanten’s boathouse apartments located in Vrångö harbor next to the sea and in the middle of the genuine archipelago environment. If you want to try a wood-burning sauna, hot tub and perhaps a cold bath, the sauna raft is included in the package, an exciting activity to do in winter when the contrasts are at their greatest.