Holmöns båtmuseum is in Byviken on Holmön. Its permanent exhibition covers centuries of coastal culture, with clinker-built wooden boats at its centre. In clinker construction, overlapping planks form the boat’s hull. The tradition can be traced to the Viking Age and has been on UNESCO’s list of intangible cultural heritage since 2021.

The exhibition also tells of work and family life in the outer archipelago: fishing, seal hunting and making a living with the help of small-scale farming. The museum says it is accessible to people with reduced mobility, with a wheelchair-adapted door to the right of the main entrance.

Visit Sweden’s listing describes summer opening and gives weekday hours of 9am to 5pm. It also describes summer activities including carving for adults and children, literary events, art and craft exhibitions, and retro and electric bike rentals. The listing does not give a year for these activities. It does not establish whether the museum is open this week in November. It gives no visit-length estimate or ticket price. The museum’s own website does not list opening hours.