Svartsö is an island located in the Stockholm archipelago in Värmdö Municipality in Sweden. In the summer the island is a popular destination for visitors. The landscape is relatively flat and there are several small lakes located on the island.

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  Svartsö
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  Storträsk is the largest of the lakes on the island
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  The small island Boholmen in the lake Storträsk

Svartsö has a very varied nature. Here there are both large forests and open pastures and meadows. The forest on the island is quite typical of the islands in this part of the archipelago. Here there are both old spruce forest and younger mixed forest. On the ground you can find blueberries, lingonberries, heather, lily of the valley, orchids and mushrooms. The island has five small lakes, the largest of which, Storträsket, also has an island. The island called Boholmen has its own history. It was here that the population of Svartsö fled during the Russian ravages in 1719. Here they buried their possessions to hide them from the Russians. According to legend, a curse will befall whoever tries to look for the hidden possessions. In the largest lakes you can see beavers.

There are 49 registered businesses on Svartsö including 2 restaurants, Svartsö Krog and Bistro Sågen, a grocery store, Svartsö Lanthandel, and a hotel/hostel, Svartsö Skärgårdshotel & Vandrarhem.

Svartsö is serviced by Waxholmsbolaget all year round to four jetties: Alsvik, Skälvik, Söderboudd and Norra Svartsö.

• Värmdö Norra Skärgårds Hembygdsförening (in Swedish)