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Yacht charter: Sweden’s Baltic coast

Only boats from Swedish departure bases are selected in this Baltic grouping.

Boats in this cruising area

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Gota 5Motorboat · Built 1995

Sweden · Motala Harbour

Regina von Platen

guests
9
cabins
2
toilets
1
Length
34.1 ft / 10.4 m
  • Bathing Platform
  • Chartplotter

1-8 May 2027

−50% discount already includedFrom€1,095 / weekView details
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SafirMotorboat · Built 2026

Sweden · Motala Harbour

Naviga Nordica T 40

guests
4
cabins
2
toilets
1
Length
26.2 ft / 8 m
  • Bathing Platform
  • Solar Panel
  • Heating
  • GPS Chartplotter

1-8 May 2027

−50% discount already includedFrom€1,145 / weekView details
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ClassicMotorboat · Built 1979

Sweden · Motala Harbour

Albin 25

guests
4
cabins
2
toilets
1
Length
26.2 ft / 8 m
  • Bathing Platform
  • Heating
  • Chartplotter

2-9 Jan 2027

From€1,250 / weekView details

Sweden’s Baltic coast

Charter bases and sailing areas

Sweden’s maritime destination

The Baltic label covers several countries’ shores, but this trip begins in Sweden. Plan town and island visits around the specific marina. That turns the wider maritime region into a clear departure geography.

Before you charter

What is bareboat charter?

You charter the boat and provide your own suitably qualified skipper and crew. Qualification requirements vary by boat, operator and sailing area. We help check your documents and the charter terms for your chosen boat.

What will your charter cost?

The search price is the boat's charter price. The boat page lists known mandatory charges, optional extras and a separate security deposit. Review the complete offer for your dates; any costs still awaiting confirmation must be checked before booking.

How does a charter request work?

  1. Choose your dates, departure base and boat.
  2. Review the charter price, charges, deposit and qualification requirements.
  3. Send your request. Yachting Planet checks availability and terms before confirming the charter.