Boat trip to Vinga from Gothenburg – Boat ticket & Information

Vinga is one of the most popular summer tours from Gothenburg

Book a boat trip to Vinga from Gothenburg. Experience Vinga lighthouse, bathing cliffs and beautiful archipelago!

During the summer you can go by boat to Vinga. The boat trip takes about 1.5 hours one way from Lilla Bommen in Gothenburg..

Vinga was first inhabited in 1646 with the first lighthouse keeper Torkel Smed. The island is also famous for the fact that the poet Evert Taube lived on Vinga during his childhood. You can go to Vinga from July to the end of August. Bring your swimsuit because there are cozy places to swim on the island. If you want to know more history about the island and Vinga lighthouse, you can read more here.

Vinga boat trip is presented in collaboration with Strömma.

Vinga is one of the most popular summer tours from Gothenburg. During high season, the tours quickly fill up. Secure your place by booking your Vinga boat ticket well in advance.

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Boat trip to Vinga from Gothenburg – A Perfect Archipelago Excursion

Looking for a memorable day trip in Gothenburg? Take a boat trip to Vinga, one of the most popular islands in the Gothenburg archipelago. Here, salty sea breezes, a historic lighthouse environment and stunning nature await. During the journey, you will experience Gothenburg's harbor entrance and the beautiful archipelago. On board there are comfortable seats and the opportunity to buy coffee or food, depending on the ticket option.

The ticket includes a boat trip or boat trip with lunch.

Season: June 26 - Aug 30, 2026

Good to know: In case of bad weather, the tour can go to another archipelago island. Cafe is available on board - packed lunches are not allowed on the boat.

Time on the Island: Approximately 2 hours
Departs: different days in the week. Time 1,5 hour one way and 2 hours visit on Vinga. Total 4,5 hours.

Watch the film from above about Vinga

Visit Vinga in Gothenburg
Go on a lovely trip by boat and eat a good lunch on the boat. You stay 2 hours at Vinga and dont forget to bring your swimwear.

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Frequently Asked Questions about the Vinga Boat Tour

How long is the boat trip to Vinga?

The boat trip takes approximately 1.5 hours one way from central Gothenburg to Vinga, with the opportunity to enjoy the sea views along the way.

How long do you stay on Vinga?

Usually around 2 hours on the island, giving you time to explore the lighthouse, walk along the cliffs, and enjoy a coffee break.

What can you do on Vinga?


Is the Vinga boat tour family-friendly?

Yes, the tour is family-friendly and suitable for both children and adults.

When do the boats go to Vinga?

The tours run mainly during the summer season, usually from June to August. Check current schedules when booking.

Can you buy food or refreshments on board?

Yes, some tours offer coffee or lunch on board, depending on the ticket option.

How do you book tickets for the Vinga tour?

Tickets can be booked online in advance, which is especially recommended during the high season to secure your spot.

Tickets are presented in collaboration with Strömma. We reserve the right to ev. content changes. Always be sure to read on resp. website what is included in your booking. If you have any questions about your booking, please contact Strömma. Pictures: Stream and Photo on Vinga at the top: Wikipedia: By User Tor Svensson - Photo taken by me, CC BY-SA 3.0.
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