Blekinge - Ett skärgårdsparadis i södra Sverige
Tjärö - an archipelago gem in Blekinge.

Discover Blekinge

Imagine standing at the edge of an archipelago, where the sun’s rays glisten on the water and the breeze carries whispers of the region’s rich history. Welcome to Blekinge, Sweden’s Garden, a true oasis of experiences waiting to be discovered.

Picture a serene sunset over Lake Långasjön, with a small boat gliding across still waters, surrounded by lush greenery and enchanting forests.

Karlshamn with a view of the city center and the island Kastellet in the distance. Blekinge
Karlshamn overlooks the city centre and the distant Kastellet island.

Blekinge is more than just a destination – it’s a place to reconnect with nature and rediscover freedom. Explore the archipelago’s hidden coves, indulge in fresh, locally sourced cuisine, or wander through the quaint streets of Karlskrona, a UNESCO World Heritage city. Here, you’ll find the perfect balance – between tranquility and adventure, between natural wonders and urban vibrance.

With its close proximity to Denmark, Blekinge is an ideal destination for both short getaways and extended adventures.

Whether you’re looking to immerse yourself in nature, uncover historical landmarks, or enjoy vibrant cultural events, Blekinge offers everything you need for an unforgettable stay – just a stone’s throw from Denmark.

Getting to Blekinge by Train
 

 

Experience Nature at Its Best

Explore Blekinge’s stunning landscapes, from lush green forests to crystal-clear coastlines. The archipelago, with its over 1,000 islands, offers endless opportunities for outdoor adventures, from kayaking and sailing to fishing and hiking. Whether you’re seeking peace and quiet or thrilling activities, Blekinge delivers.

Solnedgång över Långasjön i Blekinge med en liten båt som roddes på det stilla vattnet, omgiven av frodig grönska och skog.

Accommodation in Blekinge
Events in Blekinge
ARK56 Archipelago trails

Landmarks & Historical Sites in Blekinge

Blekinge is not just a place—it’s a journey through 11,000 years of history. Nestled in the southeastern corner of Sweden, this region is home to sites that tell tales of its time as a vital link between Scandinavia and the rest of Europe. Are you ready to step into the past?

Karlskrona, a gem on the UNESCO World Heritage list, is a must-visit destination for history enthusiasts. Discover the historic naval base, majestic fortifications, and maritime architecture that make this city a treasure trove of heritage. It’s where history meets the open sea.

 

 

Blekinge Archipelago – A Journey Through 1,000 Islands

Discover Sweden's southernmost archipelago, a haven of over 1,000 islands offering activities to suit every taste.

 

Island Life on Hanö and Tjärö

Step into the charm of islands like Hanö and Tjärö, where tranquility meets stunning natural beauty. Explore lush landscapes, savor local delicacies, and experience the essence of island living. Whether it’s a leisurely stroll, a picnic by the water, or an overnight stay, these islands promise unforgettable memories.

 

Guövik – A Hidden Gem in Blekinge

Guövik is a serene retreat in Blekinge’s archipelago, offering picturesque views and a perfect blend of relaxation and exploration. With its unique charm and peaceful setting, it’s a must-visit destination for those seeking a quiet escape.

 

 

Outdoor Adventures in Blekinge

For nature enthusiasts, Blekinge offers a wide range of outdoor activities, perfect for adventurers of all ages.

 

Hiking Along Coastal Trails

Explore the stunning coastal landscapes by hiking along trails like the Blekingeleden. Marvel at breathtaking views that will leave you speechless as you connect with nature in its purest form. These trails are ideal for everyone, from seasoned hikers to those seeking a peaceful stroll in serene surroundings.

 

Children's Blekinge

Inspiration for Your Next Family Getaway

Discover Blekinge, a family-friendly destination packed with activities for all ages. Bring your children to Barnens Gård, where they can play and learn about rural life. Other popular family attractions include thrilling adventure parks and wildlife destinations like Eriksberg Hotel & Nature Reserve and Räntemåla Elk Park.

For outdoor enthusiasts, enjoy a family paddle adventure on Tjärö Island, surrounded by the natural beauty of Blekinge's archipelago.

Inspiration for Your Trip to Blekinge

Blekinge is a destination that must be experienced! From breathtaking nature and captivating history to relaxing days in the charming archipelago, Blekinge has something for everyone. Whether you’re seeking adventure, culture, or tranquility, this region offers endless possibilities.

Travel guide and top tips for exploring Blekinge

 

Unique Experiences

Enjoy a fishing paradis, eight golf courses and exiting outdoor trails along Swedens Golf Coast

 

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)


 

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