KobenhavnWater and bicycles are part of everyday life in Copenhagen.SkanörThe charming Skanör Peninsula is located in the extreme southwest of Sweden. Its sand banks are moving over the years.SkanörThe Christianized Vikings left their imprint in the architecture of the churches.SkanörSkanörSkanör's moors are an important step in migrating birds, and the Avocet is the emblem of the nature reserve.GetterönIn the Getterön Nature Reserve, some small huts along the coastline allow you to closely observe the behaviour of birds (http://getteron.com).VarbergVarberg, on the way from Malmö to GöteborgGothenburgTug boatGothenburgThe old Gothenburg docks, refurbished in hotels, offer the opportunity to observe closely the port activitiesGothenburgThe port city of Göteborg is halfway between Malmö and Oslo. She extends along the estuary of the river Göta älv.GothenburgGöteborg is a real gem along the coast, the city is particularly pleasant to walk in a cool atmosphereGothenburgGöteborg is also the gateway to the Bohuslän archipelago, located to the north, in the direction of Norway.RönnängBohuslän is a very peaceful archipelago that extends to Norway, consisting of small villages along a shredded coastline, made of rocks smoothed by the wind and the North Sea. Traditional village very representative of the whole coast.Bälögat FerryFrom Ellös, three ferries are needed to reach Lysekil.Finnsbo FerryLast and longest ferryPleasure boat and fisherman's hut, inseparable from the economic activity of the whole region.HünnebostrandHünnebostrand, fishing villages that turned to soft tourism.HunnebostrandThe maritime vegetation of the north is very similar to that of the Alps.HunnebostrandEvery single house is very well maintained. No exceptions. No big hotel, no extravagance. For sure.TangevikThe great mineral coastTangevikThe maritime vegetation of the north is very similar to that of the Alps.FykanA very narrow fjord, the road for small boats between grassland