Gotland Sweden Travel Guide
Fårö, an island north of Gotland, features unique raukar fields (Langhammars and Digerhuvud). In addition is a strong association with filmmaker Ingmar Bergman.
To reach Fårö, drive or cycle north from Visby to Fårösund. A free car ferry operates continuously, taking approximately 8 minutes to cross. A full day works well for Fårö exploration.
Gotland and its surrounding islands feature stunning natural reserves ideal for a day amidst nature.
This remote and pristine island north of Fårö features extensive sandy beaches, shifting dunes, untouched forests of pine trees, and grey seal colonies.
A nature reserve island to the southwest of Gotland, known for spectacular limestone cliffs and immense bird colonies (guillemots, razorbills).
Consider extending your trip beyond Gotland to explore more of Sweden or the Baltic region.
Often combined with a Gotland trip, it functions as a main transport hub for flights and ferries.
This large Swedish island south of Gotland is known for its alvar landscape, windmills, and historical sites.
Direct flights from Visby to Stockholm or ferries going to Nynäshamn/Oskarshamn. Öland travel involves returning to the mainland.
Combine Gotland and Öland for an distinct island adventure, perhaps with some days in the Stockholm archipelago.
After Gotland and Stockholm, consider an overnight ferry from Stockholm to Tallinn (Estonia) or Riga (Latvia).
