Mysterious Dragon Ship in Sweden! | Beneteau Swift Trawler 37
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Mysterious Dragon Ship in Sweden! | Beneteau Swift Trawler 37
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Discover the mysterious dragon ship at Högmarsö Shipyard in Sweden's Stockholm Archipelago!
Join Captain Lucky Swede aboard NORDIC LIGHT, a Beneteau Swift Trawler 37 Fly, for an unforgettable autumn boating adventure in Scandinavia.
Cruising through the beautiful waterways of the Swedish archipelago, we make our way to Högmarsö Island and its historic shipyard, known locally as Högmarsö varv.
Here we explore a fascinating collection of old ships, unusual boats and restoration projects. The highlight is a mysterious dragon ship with an extraordinary past as a floating Chinese restaurant. We step aboard to discover its unusual interior and explore its story.
Along the way, enjoy stunning autumn scenery, narrow passages, real-life boat handling, docking manoeuvres and life aboard our Beneteau Swift Trawler 37.
If you enjoy boating in Sweden, classic ships, maritime history and exploring unusual places, subscribe to Captain Lucky Swede for more Just Boating adventures from Scandinavia.
Would you step aboard the dragon ship? Let me know in the comments!
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CHAPTERS
00:00 Beneteau Swift Trawler 37 Fly – Boating in Sweden
00:38 Leaving the Dock aboard our Swift Trawler 37
03:14 Navigating a Narrow Passage in the Stockholm Archipelago
04:32 Högmarsö Shipyard – History and the Island
08:06 Arriving at Högmarsö – Old Ships and Waterfront Views
09:23 Docking the Beneteau Swift Trawler 37
10:34 Exploring Högmarsö Shipyard on Foot
11:55 The Mysterious Dragon Ship – Its Restaurant and Ghost Ship Story
13:06 Fällaren and Old Swedish Pilot Boats
17:25 Inside the Dragon Ship – Exploring the Old Chinese Restaurant
21:25 More Unusual Boats along the Högmarsö Waterfront
22:38 Leaving Högmarsö – Autumn Cruising in Sweden
25:39 Heading Home through the Stockholm Archipelago