CAST OFF AND HOIST SAIL

Hire a sailboat in the Stockholm Archipelago complete with skipper/archipelago guide. Hissa Segel offers sail charter tours for groups of up to 100 people.

Our tours can be tailored to meet specific requirements, including conferences and kick-offs, customer events, client entertaining, sightseeing or for individuals who want a boating holiday or just enjoy a weekend's sailing.

We also stage teambuilding exercises, using our boats as tools. Or how about holding your conferences or meetings on board? In short, there are many reasons to sail. You could round the year off in style by sailing your guests out to their Christmas party destination - an experience they will never forget.

Our season runs from the end of April through to December.

Read more under Events.

  
 
A warm welcome awaits you aboard some of the finest yachts in Sweden.
  
       
 
     


WHY SAIL WITH US?

We tailor events to your specific requirements. If you want to enjoy an andrenaline-pumping match race, we'll arrange one. If you want to bring things down a notch and go out for a relaxing day trip and picnic, we can arrange that too. Our guests also seem to enjoy themselves: "This is the best activity we've done at the company."

 
   
 
SPECIAL OFFERS

For smaller groups (up to 18 people), we are sometimes able to offer events at discounted prices. Ask us about the "Linjett 40 Special".

       


SAIL WITH A SKIPPER

Sometimes, having a professional skipper on board is a clear necessity. At other times, experienced sailors in the crew may want to escape the responsibility. Then again, if you want to do the sailing yourself, we can promise you some exciting sailing. In such instances, the skipper will keep himself in the background.

If you're not familiar with the Stockholm Archipelago, the skipper will become your guide, able to assist with navigation in the outer archipelago or in finding pleasant sailing channels and good natural harbours.

  
 

THE STOCKHOLM ARCHIPELAGO

New to the Stockholm Archipelago? We're putting together a collection of links to websites in English where you can read more about some of the Archipelago's 30,000 islands. Read more by clicking here. If you know of any good sites or if the links on our page are broken, please let us know.