The story behind the water world

The Rulantica Saga

Many myths surround Rulantica: Some assume that there may be the source of life on the magical island! For the past centuries, many people have tried to get to Rulantica, because only very few can escape the wish for immortality.

One of the most popular expeditions to Rulantica is that of the Swedish captain Tord Johansen, who began his search for the island with his prestigious ship Tre Kronor, in 1557.

In the 20th century, the deep sea expert Ander Svensson, member of the infamous adventure secret society 'Adventure Club of Europe', found the skeleton of an previously unknown, snake-like creature.

The skeleton is currently displayed in the Natural History Museum 'Krønasår', in the exhibiton about Rulantica. Meanwhile, it is this skeleton that is considered the main evidence for Rulantica among fans: they assume it belongs to Svalgur, a mighty sea serpent. It was sent by Odin, to protect the island of Rulantica...

Whether the saga is true, you will have to decide for yourself.

Such decisions are again questioned, once you stand eye to eye with the mighty skeleton of Svalgur in the lobby of the museum hotel 'Krønasår'.