We have extensive experience and plenty of space for bigger groups & bus travelers.
For many years, we've worked with lots of different bus companies and group organizers, and we're a popular spot for various tour operators.
In our restaurant, we serve coffee and homemade rolls/pastries in the morning or afternoon, and of course, we have several lunch options that suit most people. Todays lunch, the fish of the week, or the vegetarian option of the week are popular choices among our groups, and on weekdays, a salad bar with soup and homemade bread is included. All our main courses are always served plated so we can provide personal service and guests can relax and enjoy their meal longer at the table.
Our parking lot is spacious enough for more than just one bus at a time. Toilets are conveniently located near the entrance and parking area.
In the restaurant, we have plenty of space for large groups, and we can adjust the table settings to your wishes.
If you want to visit the shop, you can certainly do that too. It's best for about 10-15 people at a time here.
If you want to get a little something extra during your visit with us, you can book a short presentation about what we do, where we'll tell you a bit about our history and what we're up to today.
If you want to know as much as possible about us and the processes behind our various refinement methods, you can also book an extended lecture during your visit.
Of course, you can also pop in and shop at our store, which is right next to the restaurant.
includes bread, salad, water, coffee/tea & homemade cake
includes bread, salad, water, coffee/tea & homemade cake
Open-faced sandwich with our house smoked fish or spread, includes coffee/tea/soft drink
Homemade cake with coffee/tea/soft drink
There are plenty of reasons to visit Åhus! The beautiful Kronoskogen forest is a fantastic spot for nature lovers, or why not enjoy a lovely walk along Täppet beach on a nice day?
Åhus is also Sweden's second best-preserved medieval town (after Visby), boasting several ancient remains in the village center. You can also visit Mariakyrkan (St. Mary's Church), with parts of the building dating back to the late 12th century.
Åhus Sweden has created a digital guide for medieval Åhus, giving visitors a whole new experience as you stroll around the harbor, the town square, and the charming small streets near the church.
In Yngsjö, you should definitely visit the Pulken-Yngsjö nature reserve. Especially in spring, around Easter, it's a fantastic spot to see cranes as they stop over and rest, mainly towards dusk. They also feed the cranes here, which naturally means you'll get to see a huge number of birds!
You'll also find an outdoor museum with an exhibition all about cranes and the history of the area. The facility is accessible, and there's bus parking right nearby. The Yngsjö coast/Furuboda is another wonderful place to visit, famous for its many traditional eel huts (Ålabodar).
The Åhus vineyard got its start in 2004, founded by friends Ronny & Gunilla Persson and Per & Kristina Persson. They were actually pioneers in commercial Swedish winegrowing!
Here at the vineyard, around 150 people tend to the 71 rows of vines, as they lease them. There's a huge amount of interest, and many are on a waiting list to join when a row becomes available!
It's a really lovely experience to take a guided tour of the vineyard, where the staff will show you around and tell you all about how wine is grown right here in Åhus.