Where is Finnhamn?
Finnhamn is located in Österåker municipality, between Ingmarsö and Husarö. The archipelago consists of Stora Jolpan, Lilla Jolpan and Idholmen, which together form a scenic area with cliffs, forest and sea.
Accessibility
Finnhamn is easily accessible by boat. Waxholmsbolaget serves the island all year round from, among other places, Åsättra pier on Ljusterö, and during the summer also from Strömkajen in Stockholm. The journey from central Stockholm takes about 2.5 hours.
What services are available on site?
Unlike more secluded islands, Finnhamn offers several amenities:
History of the programme
The name 'Finnhamn' comes from the time when Finnish sailing ships docked here on their way to and from Stockholm. In 1915, the coal merchant Wilhelm Rönström built a summer villa on the island, designed by the architect Ernst Stenhammar. This building now serves as a youth hostel. In 1943, the City of Stockholm bought the island group to preserve the area as a recreational area for the public.
See and do
Accommodation on the island
Food and drink
During the high season, there are several places to eat:
How to get here
By car or bus you can get to Åsättra pier on Ljusterö. From there, the Waxholmsbolaget ferries go to Finnhamn. During the summer there are also departures from Strömkajen in Stockholm.
Finnhamn is an island that combines the natural beauty of the archipelago with access to amenities and activities. Whether you're looking for relaxation or adventure, Finnhamn offers a memorable experience.
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