Set out on your own, with all the knowledge and equipment you need provided by us and with a suggested itinerary tailored to your preferences and to the current weather conditions. S:t Anna's archipelago has alot to offer all summer long, from may until the very end of september. 

Some of you may think that five or seven days of kayaking is alot, but that totally depends on how you spend those days. Maybe you find your favorite Island and decide to make it to you bascamp, stay for two nights. Nothing wrong with spending a whole day on an island surrounded by wildlife. A great recipie for mindfulness. 

For a tour containing of five to seven days, maybe even longer it will be difficult fitting food and water for the entire tour. A good plan is usally to bring food for at least three days, after that you will find foodshops out in the archipelago. In the north we have Arkösund and in the south you'll find Fyrudden which ar open all summer long. In the middle you find Tyrislöt or maybe get back on start place Mon for food shopping.

During the warm and breezy summer days from midsummer until the end of august you will find restaurants and other service accommodations out on the islands, such as smaller food shops. During a kayak tour of five to seven days you will be able to visit both the wonderful resturant at Aspöja in the north and in the south, Harstena which has, in our opinion one of the most cozy bakeries in Sweden. Dont miss that!

Later in the season when the restaurants and accommodations start closing their business and the holiday season in Sweden is over you will enjoy the peaceful silence in the archipelago. You will now be able to explore the entire archipelago even the birdprotected areas that are closed earlier in the summer. And the best, the water temperature is still ok for a swim even if the hot summer days are over.