Gålö Havsbad offers accommodation in cabins with&nbsp;2-6 beds each of varying standards and price ranges.You can also rent glamping tents.&nbsp;

Gålö Havsbad

At this mini convenience store you will find a basic assortment of goods such as milk, sandwich meats and spreads, cheese and coffee. We also have toiletries such as toothpaste, shampoo and shower gel. There are also sweets and ice cream.

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You can rent bikes at the reception. We have bikes for both adults and children. Helmets are included.

Gålö Havsbad Bike Rental

Gålö Havsbad offers accommodation in cabins with&nbsp;2-6 beds each of varying standards and price ranges.You can also rent glamping tents.&nbsp;

Gålö Havsbad Cabin Rental

The camping at Gålö Havsbad is open all year for all season bookings or shorter periods. There are nice amenity houses with a high standard. Child friendly with access to many activities such as adventure golf, pedal cars and a playground.

Gålö Havsbad Camping

This hostel is perfect to stay in for a couple of days, or if you are traveling as a large group you can rent the whole house. The hostel is nicely embedded in greenery, with only a few minutes' walk to the ocean, cliffs and a sandy beach. Right outside you will find a forest with wild blueberries, mushrooms and lots of space for games and adventure.&nbsp;There are 8 double rooms and a common kitchen.&nbsp;

Gålö Havsbad Hostel

Gålö Havsbad has kayaks, SUPs and rowing boats for rent. Need to be booked ahead of time.

Gålö Havsbad Kayak Rental

Summer bistro with seating both indoors and outdoors. You can also buy food to take with you to the beach or on your hike.&nbsp;Breakfast buffet, music nights and music quizzes during certain weeks in the summer.Open for groups and conferences.

Gålö Havsbad Restaurant

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