Individual arrival in Stockholm. Once in Stockholm, you travel south to the romantic coastal town of Trosa. 2 nights in Trosa. Several travel options are available for the trip. These include flying from an airport near your home and picking up a rental car at Stockholm Airport. Driving your own car is also an option. Alternatively, you can take a ferry to Trelleborg, where you can bring your car on board.

Stroll along the canals and to the harbor and enjoy Trosa's relaxed atmosphere. A trip to Nyköping is also worthwhile.

On the way to Örebro, a detour to Mariefred with its famous Gripsholm Castle is worthwhile. Continue through the lovely landscapes to your destination for the day, Vingåker.

Visit the Göta Canal's lock staircase in Berg. It's a spectacular sight to see the ships overcoming the difference in elevation with the help of the seven locks. Two nights in Vadstena.

There's plenty to discover along the shores of Lake Vättern: charming villages, beautiful stretches of coastline, and various museums. Enjoy a relaxing day.

Via Jönköping on the southern shore of Lake Vättern, you reach Växjö. The small town is nestled amidst extensive forests. 2 nights in Växjö.

The Småland region is known for its handicrafts. Many of Sweden's glassblowing workshops are located here. The workshops are open to visitors. A lovely alternative is a bicycle tour through the unique natural landscape.

Today you'll reach the coast near Kalmar. Visit the striking castle before crossing the bridge to Öland. Two nights on Öland.

The island of Öland is characterized by barren alvar landscapes in the south and forested areas in the north. The island is wonderful to explore by bicycle or on foot. It also boasts many beautiful beaches.

After a short drive you'll reach Oskarshamn, from where the ferry will take you to Gotland in about three hours. 3 nights on Gotland.

On Sweden's largest island, you'll find many picturesque places besides the medieval capital, Visby. The landscape is characterized by barren, juniper-covered fields and limestone pillars up to 10 meters high, called "raukar".

After a three-hour ferry crossing, you'll reach Nynäshamn, south of Stockholm. Transfer to your accommodation, which is located just outside the city center. Two nights in Stockholm.

Stroll through the old town or take a boat trip to the island of Djurgården or the Stockholm archipelago. Plan your day exactly as you wish and, for example, take the hop-on-hop-off bus to see all the highlights.

In the morning you will have time for another visit to Stockholm before you begin your individual journey home.