West coast of Sweden

Explore the scenic rocky coast of the province Bohuslan! Thousands of islands to explore! Do an archipelago cruise or take a walk in one of the picturesque fishing villages.

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Highlights of West coast

At an island outside Fjallbacka the world famous actress Ingrid Bergman spent many of her summer holidays. The internationally well known author Camilla Lackberg grew up in Fjallbacka and its surroundings are described in her books.

Take the ferry from Stromstad to Sweden’s most western inhabited islands, the Koster islands, also known as one of the most sunniest places of the country.

Don’t miss to have a taste of the best sea food in Sweden! The 3000 years old rock carvings at Vitlycke are registered on the UNESCO world heritage list. If you prefer long sandy beaches, make a visit to the province Halland, south of Gothenburg.

Tanum

Located on Sweden’s west coast in Bohuslan, Tanum is known for its dramatic granite cliffs, archipelago scenery, and unique cultural heritage. The area is home to the UNESCO-listed Tanum rock carvings, offering a rare glimpse into Bronze Age life.

With charming fishing villages, open sea horizons, and a landscape shaped by wind and water, Tanum provides an authentic Scandinavian setting ideal for nature-focused travel, cultural exploration, and small curated group experiences.

Fjällbacka, Church and guest harbour

Fjallbacka

Fjallbacka is a picturesque, historic fishing village, located on the northern west coast of Sweden. Known for its stunning archipelago, red boathouses, and dramatic granite cliffs, it is a popular summer destination. The town is famous as the birth place of crime novelist Camilla Lackberg, whose popular novels are set here. It was also a favorite retreat for actress Ingrid Bergman. Beautiful view point from the Vetteberget mountain, which features the narrow Kungsklyftan gorge, used for the filming of “Ronia, the Robber’s Daughter” by Astrid Lindgren. Many visitors enjoy boating in the scenic archipelago.

The Koster Islands

The Koster Islands outside Stromstad are known as Sweden’s westernmost inhabited place. It is a very popular tourist destination, known for its cliffs, fine beaches, hiking trails, cycle paths and many hours of sunshine.

The Naturum visitor centre on Sydkoster has an interesting exhibition about the unique maritime life in the Kosterhavet National Park.

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