Waxholm I

Ice-going shipWaxholm I and Waxholm II were delivered in 1983. They are designed as year-round boats.There are 182 seats in the saloon and the ship can accommodate a total of 350 passengers.You can also sit outside on the aft deck.The cafeteria serves light meals, as well as coffee, tea, beer, wine and cold drinks.Please note that smoking is prohibited on board the entire ship.This applies both in the salon and out on deck.Availability on board Waxholm IYou get on board Waxholm I using a gangway with railings.Getting around the shipThe doorways on board are at least 80 centimeters wide and the main aisle is 90 centimeters wide.If you are in a wheelchair, there are specially designated wheelchair spaces.There are also priority seats on board. The corridor between the lounge and the cafeteria slopes.The slope is about 5 degrees steep.The ship has an accessible toilet, but it is somewhat cramped – the space in the toilet is 150 x 150 centimeters large.There is no elevator to the upper deck, but you can only get there using the stairs.Information on boardThere is an information desk on board where you can talk to the crew if you need help.In addition to that, there is also information on signs and in loudspeakers.Information on signsWaxholm I has a destination sign that is visible when you step on the ship.In the saloon there are information screens showing the ship's position.Information in loudspeakerIt is the crew who call out arriving docks over the loudspeakers.As the exclamations are not automatic, they may be difficult to understand for those with impaired hearing.You can always contact the crew on board if you want help.For those with allergiesAnyone can travel on Waxholmsbolaget's boats and therefore they can never be completely allergy-proof.Fur animals are only allowed in certain places on board. Smoking is also prohibited on board, regardless of whether you are in the salon or on deck.Facts about the shipHas Wifi: YesHas a restaurant: NoHas a cafeteria: YesBoarding availability: Yes