Couple infront of an apple tree. In Ekebo, on the island of Kållandsö near Läckö Castle you can visit them on their organic farm with the concept Meet the Locals.
Lady in front of an old swedish house. In Ekebo, on the island of Kållandsö near Läckö Castle you can visit them on their organic farm with the concept Meet the Locals.
Girl making apple juice. In Ekebo, on the island of Kållandsö near Läckö Castle you can visit them on their organic farm with the concept Meet the Locals.
Swedish fika in the garden. In Ekebo, on the island of Kållandsö near Läckö Castle you can visit them on their organic farm with the concept Meet the Locals.
Historical Swedish house from the 1700. In Ekebo, on the island of Kållandsö near Läckö Castle you can visit this house with the concept Meet the Locals.
Swedish fika in the garden. In Ekebo, on the island of Kållandsö near Läckö Castle you can visit them on their organic farm with the concept Meet the Locals.
Historical Swedish house from the 1700. In Ekebo, on the island of Kållandsö near Läckö Castle you can visit this house with the concept Meet the Locals.
Historical Swedish house from the 1700. In Ekebo, on the island of Kållandsö near Läckö Castle you can visit this house with the concept Meet the Locals.

A family farm for fika and fresh apple juice

  • Offered in English, Swedish
  • Ekebo Farm
I’ve taken over Ekebo, our centuries old family farm, situated on the island of Kållandsö near Läckö Castle. Some of the buildings here date back to the 1700s, and I’m proud to be the seventh generation working this land. My husband and I run an organic farm and cottage hire. The farm has an apple orchard with 120 trees and if you visit in September or October you’re welcome to help us make apple juice in the old wagon shed. And of course you can take the apple juice home with you! If you visit during summer we can enjoy a fika and nice chat in the garden. A visit here will last around 2 hours.
Meet with Sara

About Your Host, Sara

I’m a cheerful and inquisitive young mother who’s really interested in cultural history. That’s probably why I became a heritage conservation officer, which works well now I have taken over the family farm, which is also a listed building. I like growing our own food so I spend some time doing that and we have extended the vegetable garden which will eventually make way for a greenhouse.

Who this is for

Anyone who is interested in history, gardening, agriculture, animals and life in the countryside.

When?

From June to October

Where?

Ekebo Farm is in the middle of Kållandsö island, 30 minutes by car and 20 km north of Lidköping, a stone’s throw from Läckö Castle.

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Price

*** 50 kr/person June-August (fika in the garden) *** 100 kr/adult, 50 kr/child September-October (apple juice making)

Languages Spoken

Swedish and English
Meet with Sara

Reviews

We had a delightful afternoon with Sara and her family this afternoon. We loved her farm, filled with history and interesting tidbits. The animals were a fun addition and of course all the apple festivities was a plus. Would highly recommend. Melissa
Göteborg , Sweden
Super nice and unique experience! Who needs good weather, when you are so warmly welcomed by Sara?! Kiara
Leuven , Belgium

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