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What to see and do on Orust? This beautiful west coast island offers a wonderful environment with cliffs, islets and skerries. Here you will find tips on sights, experiences and activities for your holiday.
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MUMA Muralmålningar (Mural Modern Art) is an art project that empowers rural women in eastern Orust. Using murals on barn walls, their stories are told. So delicious! We made a round and checked out the artworks.
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Käringön is an idyllic island off Orust in Bohuslän. Here you can sunbathe and swim, walk in picturesque alleys and hang out in cosy restaurants in the harbour. We made a lovely day trip by boat from Tuvesvik on Orust.
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What to see and do on Tjörn? This scenic island on the west coast of Bohuslän offers a wonderful holiday idyll. Here you will find tips on sights, experiences and activities.
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Dyrön, or Stora Dyrön as the island is actually called, is a lovely and scenic archipelago island outside Tjörn in Bohuslän. We took a boat trip here from Rönnäng on Tjörn and experienced a fantastic day, hiking along the Dyröleden trail.
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Carlsten Fortress on Marstrand is an exciting attraction, offering fascinating historical settings and compelling stories. The fortress has been taken twice, and famous prisoners have been imprisoned here, such as the famous Lasse-Maja.
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The Öckerö Islands in the Gothenburg archipelago consist of about ten islands, four of which are connected by bridges: Fotö, Öckerö, Hönö and Hälsö. We took a ferry here with our motorhome and spent two nights in a real idyll.
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Trollhätte Canal by motorhome, how does it work and what can you see along the way? Last summer, we first followed the Göta Canal with the motorhome, and then it felt natural to continue following the Trollhätte Canal and the Göta River from Lake Vänern down to Gothenburg. Here is our guide with tips!
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Hamburgsund is a cosy little town on the west coast, with high cliffs, boats, red cottages and an abundance of seafood. Here you can hang out on outdoor terraces, swim, go on boat trips, engage in crab races or feast on the delights of the sea.
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The Bohus Fortress has been defended by Norwegians, Danes and Swedes and has suffered a total of 14 sieges - a Nordic record. Today, you can come here to wander around the ruins, imagine the dramatic battles of history and perhaps breathe a sigh of relief that you don't have to stay in one of the dungeons.
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