Haninge to Arlanda: Being Collected from a Harbour After an Island Stay

Use the harbour's car park or a specific named spot near the jetty as your pickup address, rather than the island you're coming from — that's where the car can actually reach you once you're off the boat. If there's more than one landing point at the harbour, name the specific one in your booking notes so the driver waits in the right place.

Boat schedules aren't as immediately adjustable as flight tracking — if the crossing runs a little late, that's outside anyone's control on the day. Book your pickup time with a reasonable buffer after your expected landing time at the harbour, rather than the exact minute the timetable states, so a short delay on the water doesn't turn into a rushed connection.

If your boat is delayed enough that your pickup time no longer works, free cancellation up to 12 hours before pickup, refunded in full, covers a change made with that much notice. For a shorter delay discovered on the day itself, contact us directly — a pickup that's running behind by a manageable amount can often still be adjusted rather than treated as a no-show.

If you're not travelling alone — a family group, friends who stayed on the island together — it's worth agreeing one pickup point and one booking rather than everyone booking separately and hoping the timing lines up. One booking covering the group, sized to the right vehicle category for however many people and bags are coming off the boat, is simpler to manage than several smaller ones converging on the same harbour car park.

If the group is genuinely large, or the luggage load from a longer island stay is substantial, it's worth checking the vehicle categories against your numbers before you book — a family of six with a proper stay's worth of luggage may need SUV/XL or Minibus rather than a Standard car.