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Welcome to one of the best locations on Styrsö!
Wake up to the sea just outside your door and enjoy your morning coffee overlooking the charming little harbour at Styrsö Tången.
Our carefully renovated archipelago house is situated just a few metres from the waterfront, in the heart of the historic fishing village on the island of Styrsö in Gothenburg’s southern archipelago.
Here you’ll be within a few minutes’ walk of swimming spots, smooth granite cliffs, scenic walking trails, restaurants, and the ferries that connect the islands of the archipelago.
The house is perfect for up to five guests who want to experience the authentic West Coast in peace and quiet.
The house offers:
• 124 sqm over two floors
• Three bedrooms for up to five guests
• Two bathrooms
• Fully equipped kitchen
• Glass-enclosed veranda with sea views
• Two large balconies
• Several outdoor seating areas with sun from morning to evening
• Fireplace
• Washing machine and dryer
• Bicycles available for use
• Possibility to arrange a private boat berth by agreement
From the house, it is easy to explore the nearby islands of Brännö, Vrångö, Donsö, and Köpstadsö, or take the ferry into central Gothenburg for a day trip.
Styrsö is a car-free island where life moves at a slower pace and nature is always close by. Stroll between charming white wooden houses, sheltered swimming coves and smooth granite cliffs, enjoy dinner by the harbour, or hop on a ferry to explore the neighbouring islands.
The island offers grocery stores, seasonal cafés and restaurants, and is easy to reach from central Gothenburg by tram to Saltholmen, followed by ferry 282 to Styrsö.