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M/S Sjöbris

Take a quick trip deep into the archipelago with M/S Sjöbris! With its capacity, it can accommodate large groups, whether you want to transport yourself from one place to another or arrange a real archipelago excursion.

For example, you can book your own archipelago expedition – for a society, club, or congregation. We always depart from – and return to – our home dock at Skeppsbron below the castle, but we can pick you up elsewhere if you prefer.

If you’re looking to make a meaningful transport to a conference out in the archipelago, M/S Sjöbris is a great choice. You can sit and work or have activities on the way to your destination.

Good to know before your booking

Facts about M/S Sjöbris

Home Dock: Skeppsbron Quay 101, below the castle

Number of passengers: For very short transports, maximum 300 people (comfort max 250)

Seating capacity inside: Maximum 215 (comfort max 165)

Seating on the open upper sun deck: 92 seats

Seating in the upper saloon: Around 25 people

Seating for a buffet: Maximum 90 people (150 for an archipelago excursion, lunch in shifts)

Sound system: We have a system that allows you to connect a mobile device with a playlist and a microphone for speeches in the café.

Accessibility: The gangway and saloon are accessibility adapted, as is the restroom. The upper deck is only accessible by stairs, with no elevator.

Cruising speed: 17 knots

Seating plan

History

Background of the ship

M/S Sjöbris is one of the few larger archipelago vessels that holds the necessary certifications to visit places such as Röder, Söderarm, or Huvudskär.

M/S Sjöbris has a sister vessel, almost identical in design: M/S Sjögull. Both ships are spacious, fast, and have large, bright salons. The vessels were built between 1983-87, and in 2007, a renovation was carried out to raise the standard. During this renovation, the main salons received new interiors, as well as new sound and lighting technology. A lounge saloon was also built on the upper deck.

On the entrance deck, there are fixed tables and benches where guests can sit and eat. A couple of the table sets can be removed to create space for a buffet table, DJ, or dancing.