PerMobilen
Summertime daily transport by road from north to south. Hop up and down, "hop on hop off"
On Möja, the trail runs along the country road from Långvik to Hamn, but detours thanks to agreements with private landowners. Benches, tables and wind shelters will be placed at selected vantage points.
Though Möja lacks an official beach, nature has provided several locations
for swimming from shores and sloping rocks. Public-access laws apply.
These can
be summed up as, “Leave in peace, leave no trace.”
The woods on Möja, surrounded and protected by the sea, include the Björndalen nature preserve, marshland and three lakes. Yellow plastic tape marks trails. The longest trail is 12 kilometers between Hamn and Ramsmora, and the shortest is 3.5 kilometers between Möja Dansbana and the ostriches in Löka.
At the Möjahallen gym between Berg and Löka
you may rent a newly built sauna. If you have a boat, you can book a sauna
owned by the The Archipelago Foundation
at Ostholmen or Östervik in the islands east of Möja.
Of the many farms in Möja history only one remains at Ulvik—and it is currently advertising for a new farmer. Many islanders keep chickens and ducks and—our favorite—Johan keeps ostriches.
The Möja dance hall is the oldest still operating in the Stockholm archipelago, with concerts, dances and markets every year.
Möja bouleklubb maintains three courts at the dance hall that are available for visitors when the club is not using them. Möja Dansbana and Möja hostel rent boules.
Children are welcome to play outside Möja dansbana where there is a jungle gym and lawn with two picnic tables. One more playground with a slide and soccer field are behind the Möjahallen.
Möja church is typical of the churches in the outer islands. It was built in 1768 on the foundations of a chapel from the 1600s.
The local history museum displays items from island households of the past. The museum’s two cottages are beautifully located in Berg on the south shore overlooking the sea and rugged coast.
The Roland Svensson Museum has recreated the artist’s former atelier and displays several of his works. The museum is located near the Ramsmora ferry landing and has a beautiful view of the Baltic Sea.
In the archipelago, midsummer is the holiday that is celebrated the most, when family and friends gather for dancing around the midsummer pole, games, sillunch and nubbe. The villages of Löka and Ramsmora have midsummer celebrations in the meadows where everyone can participate. National Day is celebrated at the Möja dance floor with boules festival, picnic, music and festivities. Everyone is welcome here!
ATV / Quadbike
PerMobilen is a fun form of transportation along the island’s country road. Check the summer timetable.
Bikes
Möja’s country road is perfect for biking. There are bike rentals at the north and south ends of the island.
MÖJA HAMNCAFÉ (Kyrkviken)
MÖJA HOSTEL (Berg)
JEPPES (Långvik)
Cargobikes
Make the distance manageable for the little ones with a cargo bike!
MÖJA HOSTEL (Berg)
The Möja Tourist Association tries to keep up with all the summer happenings on Google Calender, but there is a lot going on! Please contact us if you are looking for something special.