KAJKANTEN VRÅNGÖ

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All year round, you can book one of our hotel packages and stay in Kajkantens cosy seaside cabins. With autumn upon us, it’s the perfect time to plan a relaxing getaway to Vrångö, when life slows down a little and the archipelago reveals a different side of itself.

There are plenty of wonderful experiences to look forward to, including lobster fishing, hiking, yoga, cold-water swimming and relaxing moments on our sauna raft. And Christmas and New Year are closer than you might think. Our festive weekend packages are now available to book, including a traditional Swedish Christmas feast and a celebratory seafood box for New Year’s Eve.

If you have the opportunity to get away during the week, we especially recommend our popular Cosy Autumn Retreat, where you stay for two nights and only pay for one. Perhaps our very best tip for taking a little break from everyday life.

Many of our guests also choose to celebrate birthdays, family gatherings and other special occasions with us – often combined with some relaxing time on the floating spa raft.

A warm welcome to Vrångö this autumn and winter!

Choose the experience package that suits you best. We are open year-round, and getting here is easy and convenient. Vrångö, located in the Gothenburg archipelago, is a car-free island, making it the perfect place to relax.

To reach Vrångö, take tram 11 or bus 114 to Saltholmen, just outside central Gothenburg. Both tram and bus run regularly from the city center to the ferry terminal at Saltholmen, where you transfer to an archipelago ferry.

Ferries depart nearly every hour, and the trip to Vrångö takes about 30 minutes. Your public transport ticket is also valid for the ferry. To plan your journey, you can use Västtrafik’s To Go app or travel planner.

If you prefer to drive, there is long-term parking available at Långedrag, about a 15-minute walk from the ferry terminal. A handy tip is to drop off your luggage and passengers at the ferry terminal first, then return to the parking lot. You can walk back or take tram line 11 to get back to the ferry terminal.