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Boat rental in Bålsta at a glance
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- 1 boat
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- People on board
- up to 9
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Renting a boat in Bålsta: questions and answers
How many people can come along on a rental boat in Bålsta?
The boats here take up to 9 people.
Do I need a boat licence in Sweden?
Not for most boats: in Sweden you can drive a boat without a licence as long as it is under 12 metres long or under 4 metres wide, whatever the engine power. Boats of at least 12 × 4 metres need a coastal skipper certificate, and jet skis need a licence. Read our full licence guide.
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Renting a boat in Bålsta, Håbo's gateway to Mälaren
Bålsta, the centre of Håbo municipality, lies near Mälaren about 50 km north-west of Stockholm and 50 km south of Uppsala, on the E18 and the Mälaren railway line. Håbo is edged by Ekolsundsviken to the south and west and by Ekoln to the north, and on the Skokloster peninsula stands Skokloster Castle, a baroque palace begun in 1654 and now a museum.
A 30 ft walkaround motor cruiser is kept at Frösunda, south of the centre. It has a 350 hp diesel, sleeping places for five, a galley, a toilet with shower, radar and an autopilot, so it suits weekends as well as day trips. For Sigtuna, Birka and Mariefred, see our Lake Mälaren guide.
Mälaren is the drinking-water source for about 2.3 million people, and discharging toilet waste from leisure boats is banned on all Swedish lakes, so use a pump-out station.
Guides: boating in and around Bålsta
Boating on Lake Mälaren: Stockholm's Freshwater Paradise
Lake Mälaren is Sweden's third-largest lake and a paradise for boating. Explore Drottningholm, Birka, and Strängnäs on a peaceful freshwater cruise.
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Vaxholm and the northern Stockholm archipelago by boat
Five boat trips from Vaxholm, Åkersberga, Täby and Lidingö: Kastellet, Resarö, Grinda, Svartsö, Ljusterö, Finnhamn, Husarö and Stora Värtan.
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Stockholm by boat: the city from the water
Boat trips through central Stockholm: Strömmen and Gamla stan, the Djurgården canal, Fjäderholmarna, Hammarby lock to Lake Mälaren and around Lidingö – with speed limits and guest harbours.
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Boating in Sweden: rules, best areas and practical tips
What to know before you rent a boat in Sweden: the rules that apply, where the best archipelagos and lakes are, and when the season is at its best.
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Boat Rental vs Charter in Sweden: What's the Difference?
Planning to rent a boat in Sweden? We explain the difference between peer-to-peer boat rental and traditional charter companies – and when to choose each.
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Island Holiday in Sweden: Gotland and Öland by Boat
Dreaming of a Baltic island holiday? Gotland and Öland offer medieval history, nature, and unforgettable boating experiences.
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