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The best areas to stay in Sollerön are the central village area near the church or along the eastern shores of Lake Siljan for a more secluded experience.The main village area, close to Sollerön Church, is ideal for most travellers. Here you'll find the local amenities like the supermarket, a few small shops, and the island's heritage museum. The area is quite spread out but generally easy to navigate, with many properties offering views of the lake. It's a good base for exploring the island's history and natural beauty.Families often find the central village a good fit due to its proximity to the local playground and the small sandy beach at Bengtsarvet. There are also several farms where children can see animals, and many accommodations offer self-catering options, which is convenient for family meals.For couples seeking a peaceful retreat, the eastern shores of Sollerön, particularly around the villages of Kullnor or Utanmyra, provide a more private setting. These areas are quieter and offer direct access to walking trails and stunning lake views, superb for enjoying the natural surroundings and sunsets over Lake Siljan.

The best time to visit Solleron depends entirely on your preferred activities, with summer (June to August) being ideal for outdoor pursuits and winter (December to March) great for snow-based adventures.For those eager to enjoy the lakes and forests, the summer months offer pleasant temperatures and long daylight hours. This is the great time for hiking, cycling around Lake Siljan, or taking boat trips. The Midsummer celebrations in late June are a cultural highlight, with traditional dancing and flower decorations, providing a memorable experience for families and couples.Winter transforms Solleron into a snowy wonderland, making it an excellent destination for winter sports enthusiasts. From December to March, you can enjoy cross-country skiing, ice skating on frozen lakes, or snowshoeing through the quiet forests.