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Waxholms

Stockholm, Sweden

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Waxholmsbolaget operates in the Swedish archipelago, providing collective transportation services. The company's website allows users to search for routes and find information about tickets. Waxholmsbolaget runs an electric ferry service called Nova between Sollenkroka and Möja starting from 2024. The company serves various locations including Bromskärs brygga, Norrö brygga, and Ängsö brygga, which are currently undergoing renovations. Waxholmsbolaget offers reduced prices on certain tickets during the low season. The customer service is available 24/7, and the company has been operating since at least 2026.

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