Eriskbergsleden i Blekinge - med broar som förbinder lederna
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Blekinge - Ett skärgårdsparadis i södra Sverige
Barn hissar semafor för att kalla på skärgårdsbåt i Blekinge
Tjärö - an archipelago gem in Blekinge.

Discover Blekinge

Where Archipelago Calm Meets Cultural Energy

In Blekinge, Sweden’s southernmost archipelago awaits with charming coastal towns, UNESCO heritage, and wild nature. Here, island-hopping, sea-kayaking, and local flavours are always close at hand.

 

Explore the Baltic Archipelago

 

Barn som fikar på klippor vid Blekinges skärgård under solnedgång

 

Experience the Blekinge Archipelago at sunset – the perfect spot for family time, nature adventures and unforgettable ocean views.

 

 

Coastal Adventures

Sail between islands, paddle through sheltered bays, or take the ferry to idyllic fishing villages. The Blekinge Archipelago offers both adventure and stillness.

See Locals’ Favorite Spots

Grupp som samlas runt lägereld och lagar mat utomhus vid Blekingeleden

Share an authentic evening in Blekinge – with campfire cooking, great company and the taste of Swedish outdoor living.

 

 

Nature & Sustainability

Hike the ARK56 trails, cycle the South-East Trail, and enjoy locally sourced food with a sea view. In Blekinge, sustainable travel is simply part of the experience.

Discover ARK56 Trails

Kajaksejlads i Blekinges skærgård – gruppe padler gennem smalle kanaler omgivet af siv

Explore the Blekinge Archipelago from the water – paddle through tranquil channels, lakes and out to the sea.

Accommodation in Blekinge
Events in Blekinge
ARK56 Archipelago trails
Why Blekinge

 

 

History & Heritage

Step into Karlskrona, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Explore historic shipyards, naval museums, and a maritime spirit still alive in the city streets.

 

Stay and Dine in Blekinge

Wake up to breathtaking sea views, fall asleep under a starlit sky, or check into a boutique hotel in the heart of the city. Savour freshly caught seafood, award-winning ice cream, and seasonal local produce that put Blekinge firmly on the food map of Sweden.

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Familj beställer mat på sommarcafé i Blekinge med lokala specialiteterEnjoy authentic Swedish summer vibes in Blekinge – taste homemade dishes at a local café with the whole family.

Facts about Blekinge

 

SIZE: Blekinge covers an area of 2,941 km2 – Sweden's smallest mainland province.

RESIDENTS: Approximately 160,000 inhabitants in Blekinge.

CAPITAL: Karlskrona.

FIVE MUNICIPALITIES: From east to west, Karlskrona, Ronneby, Karlshamn, Olofström, and Sölvesborg form a string of pearls along the coast, with the exception of the inland municipality of Olofström.

ISLAND-RICH: In total, there are 2,875 islands, islets, and skerries in the sea around Blekinge.*

RICH IN LAKES: Blekinge is Sweden's lake-densest county, boasting as many as 0.32 lakes/km2.

PROVINCIAL ANIMAL: Stag beetle

PROVINCIAL FLOWER: Oak (and mullein).

*Statistics Sweden (SCB)

Blekinges placering i södra Sverige - Karta - Grafik

Frequently Asked Questions About Blekinge, Sweden

What can you do in Blekinge?

Blekinge offers endless adventures across more than a thousand islands in its stunning archipelago. Explore scenic hiking trails like the Blekingeleden, visit the UNESCO World Heritage city of Karlskrona, and wander through charming coastal towns. Enjoy fishing, kayaking, cycling routes, and authentic local dining experiences. Here, sea, forest, and culture combine for unforgettable year-round experiences.

When is the best time to visit Blekinge?

The best time to experience Blekinge is from May to September, perfect for archipelago life, hiking, and lively events. Autumn brings peaceful nature and cosy accommodations, while winter offers festive Christmas markets and a slower pace.

How do you get to Blekinge?

Blekinge is easy to reach by train, car, bus, or ferry via Karlskrona and Karlshamn. The nearest airport is Ronneby Airport, with connections to major cities in Sweden and Europe.