More about Midsummer on Marholmen
Now we invite you to another traditional midsummer celebration here on the island with the raising of the midsummer pole. You check in on Thursday for a quiet start to the celebration and stay two or three nights at the hotel or one of our Archipelago cottages or villas. On Midsummer Eve, we raise the pole together with dancing and games.
The midsummer weekend offers peace and quiet and time to just be together with good food and activities for the whole family such as beach volleyball and boat rental, soccer tennis, adventure golf, nature bingo, forest swimming and much, much more.
Please note that we are rebuilding the main building during this period and all meals will be served in the Grosshandlartorget. This means that we have a limited number of bookable seats in the restaurant and that Midsummer packages including meals are primarily reserved for guests staying at the hotel, followed by a limited number of cabin. Other cabin and villas are only sold with self-catering. First come, first served. Read more about our planned refurbishment here >>
A warm welcome to a traditional Midsummer celebration for the whole family and across generations at Marholmen!
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Midsummer package with accommodation in a hotel room
Midsummer package with accommodation at the hotel for two or three nights with private balcony or terrace with arrival on Thursday, June 19. The package includes all meals and dancing around the midsummer pole.
Midsummer package in cabin
Midsummer package for three nights with accommodation in a cabin with arrival on June 19 and departure on June 22. Perfect for families or groups of friends! The archipelago houses can also be booked with self-catering for min. 3 nights.
Self-catering accommodation in a villa
During Midsummer, you can book three nights of accommodation in your own villa with arrival on Thursday, June 19 and departure on June 22. The villas are for those who want a little more space to celebrate and cook their own food.
Midsummer package on Marholmen
Our Midsummer 2025 packages include:
- Accommodation in hotel room or cabin
- Wholesaler's breakfast buffet every day
- Wholesale dinner on the day of arrival
- Wholesaler's midsummer lunch on Midsummer Eve
- The wholesaler's barbecue buffet on Midsummer Eve evening
- Traditional Midsummer celebration at 2 pm on Midsummer Eve with joint raising of and traditional dance around the Midsummer pole
Check-in will take place from 15:00 on Thursday, June 19.
Program on Midsummer's Eve 2025
- 07:30-10:00 Buffet breakfast for accommodation guests who have booked a package including breakfast
- From 11.30 a.m. Midsummer buffet (only for guests who have booked a Midsummer package as we have a limited number of seats)
- 13.45 Gathering for the raising of the pole with music and joint games - at 14 we start!
- From 17.00 Barbecue buffet (only for guests who booked Midsummer package as we have a limited number of seats)
Grosshandlartorget.
Please note that all meals are served at Grosshandlartorget (area of Grosshandlargården & Strandpaviljongen) due to the reconstruction of the main building. Read more >>
Sommarkrog.
Throughout the Midsummer weekend, the Summer Inn Grosshandlargården will also be open for drop-in guests. The seats here cannot be pre-booked.
Subject to possible changes.
Places to stay in Marholmen
You choose how comfortable you want to be. Do you want to stay in our hotel with sea view and live all inclusive, or stay in one of our nice cabin or villas with self-catering? Or why not combine the best of both worlds - indulge yourself in your own cabin and luxuriate sometimes. Because that's how it is here on Marholmen - you shape your stay exactly as you want it. Life is simple on our island.
Why do people celebrate Midsummer?
Midsummer is one of Sweden's most beloved holidays, filled with tradition, joy and community. But why do we actually celebrate Midsummer? Read our article "Why do we celebrate Midsummer?" and learn more!
