2025-1 | SPICA | Stockholm Archipelago Adventure

The Passage
Synopsis
Join Andy in his backyard in Sweden for a week of cruising in the spectacular Stockholm Archipelago, aboard his and Mia’s personal Olle Enderlein 36 SPICA. There are literally thousands of islands to explore with spectacular nature and easy sailing. If the conditions are right and the group is up for it, we’ll venture out into the Baltic for an overnight sail to Gotland or Åland. Crew is limited to 3 individuals, or 4 if a couple or group of friends join and can share the vee-berth.
Details & logistics
This is the first time doing a coastal passage on our new-to-us boat SPICA! I'm very excited to share the beautiful Stockholm Archipelago with everyone, and be so close to home in the process.
We'll start and finish this trip within public transportation of central Stockholm, and will let you know where that is closer to the date. But as far as travel logistics are concerned, you'll be in and out of Stockholm, and anything you book ashore in the area will be easily reachable.
The itinerary will be dependent on the weather and what we feel like doing in the moment, but there will definitely be some island-hopping and local culture, plus perhaps a longer sail. An adventure is guarateed!
typical Weather Pattern
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packing lists & notes
FAQS
THE BOAT


OE 36
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SPICA
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SPICA is Mia & Andy’s family boat in Sweden, a classic Olle Enderlein 36 (OE 36), hull #4 and the first built in Sweden. Previously, they owned ARCTURUS (Allied Seabreeze yawl) and a Norlin 34, both sailed extensively. Named after the navigational star Spica, the OE 36 features a major refit with a rebuilt interior, new teak deck, and updated systems. At 36 feet, she’s ideal for the Stockholm Archipelago and capable of longer Baltic or ocean passages.



















