Fiskebäckskil
Sweden features some of the most breathtaking fjords, along with Finland and Norway. This is the situation with Gullmarn, where Fiskebackskil, one of Sweden's most picturesque seaside towns, is located. The town, which has a history of fishing and seafaring, has seen a significant shift towards tourism.
This pearl of the coast, which has been transformed into one of Sweden's most well-liked summer tourist attractions, yet has its roots in fishing in the culture and way of life of the people who live there. You may take advantage of the nearby hiking trails or unwind by renting one of the local fishermen's boats.
The ideal location to replenish your energy and equilibrium is Fiskebäckskil. The steamboat landing stage is next to the Gullmarstrand Hotell & Konferens. It provides you with tranquility and solitude in a pleasant beach resort. Lyckans Slip, a marina upstream and close by, is regarded as one of the greatest on the west coast.
As you walk around Kaptensgatan and explore the numerous attractive pathways and steps, you'll soon learn about many facets of Fiskebäckskil's past. Based on the lucrative herring trade, this fishing port was established in the sixteenth century, and it eventually developed into one of Sweden's best seaside towns. At the end of the nineteenth century, when freight shipping on sailing ships slowed and stalled, Fiskebäckskil developed into a well-liked beach destination with a thriving high society. The village is now renowned as a lovely summer getaway with a tranquil archipelago vibe.
Location: Skaftö, Sweden
Best time to visit: June, July and August
