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Boat rental in Uppsala at a glance
- Boats for rent
- 1 boat
- Boat types
- Open Console Boat (1)
- People on board
- up to 4
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Renting a boat in Uppsala: questions and answers
How many people can come along on a rental boat in Uppsala?
The boats here take up to 4 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 near Uppsala: Ekoln, Mälaren's northern bay
Uppsala's way onto Mälaren is Ekoln, the lake's northernmost bay, about 10 km south of the city centre. The Fyrisån, the river through Uppsala, enters its north-eastern arm. Ekoln covers about 22 km² with only a few islands, the largest being Flässjan, and much of its shore is undeveloped, so there are plenty of places to put in. Sailing and zander fishing are both popular here in summer.
Listed here is an aluminium boat kept at Lillåker, in the north of Håbo municipality, which has Ekoln along its northern side. Its owner asks for nautical competence or equivalent experience, and fuel is paid separately.
Two boat clubs run guest harbours on the bay: Ekolns Segelklubb on Skarholmen in the north-east, where there is also a fuel station, and Uppsala Motorbåtsällskap on Norsholmen, on the north side of the Skokloster peninsula. The south-eastern arm leads on through Skofjärden and Erikssund into Sigtunafjärden, past Skokloster and Sigtuna towards Stockholm.
Guides: boating in and around Uppsala
Boating on Lake Mälaren: Stockholm's Freshwater Paradise
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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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