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Kayaking in Blekinge Archipelago – Sweden’s Southern Island Paradise

Blekinge from the water. Where forests meet the Baltic Sea, hundreds of islands create calm waters perfect for kayaking, canoeing and stand-up paddleboarding.

Centrum för paddling i sjö och sjöleder - Halen i Olofström, Blekinge

 

Planera din paddlingstur

I Blekinge finns många uthyrningsföretag som erbjuder kajaker, kanoter och guidade turer.

Du kan också planera din tur med ARK56-appen, som visar:

  • Paddelleder
  • Kajakbryggor
  • Rastplatser
  • Övernattningsplatser

Lederna knyts samman av 16 nav där du kan byta färdsätt, äta eller övernatta.

Paddle rentals & offers

Best places for kayaking and paddling

Blekinge offers paddling in many different types of waters – from the calm Baltic Sea archipelago to deep forest lakes and winding rivers through cultural landscapes. One day you can paddle between islands in the sea, and the next explore quiet wilderness lakes surrounded by forest. The combination of sheltered waters, diverse nature and easily accessible routes makes Blekinge one of Sweden’s most versatile paddling destinations.

Here are some of the most popular places to paddle in Blekinge:

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Where forest meets archipelago

Blekinge is one of Sweden’s best destinations for kayaking. The protected archipelago allows paddlers to explore hundreds of islands in calm waters. Inland lakes and forests offer a completely different wilderness experience.

Here you can:

  • Paddle between islands in the Baltic Sea
  • Explore quiet wilderness lakes
  • Follow scenic kayaking routes
  • Combine kayaking with hiking and cycling

Many routes are part of ARK56, a network of trails in the Blekinge Archipelago biosphere reserve.

Ways to explore the water

Sea kayaking

Paddle between islands in the Blekinge archipelago.

Canoeing

Perfect for longer trips across connected lakes.

Stand-up paddleboarding

A relaxed way to explore calm waters.