Hunnebostrand
In the province of Bohuslän on Sweden's west coast lies a place called Hunnebostrand. It is well-known for its historic stone quarries and hummingbird fishing. This was formerly a little fishing community that has grown to be a well-liked summer vacation spot. Tourists, some of whom resemble lobsters after a sunny day, have gradually taken the place of the historically prevalent lobster fishers in this area. Keep in mind that there are just about 2000 people living in this small town.
There aren't many things to do near Hunnebostrand that don't include the sea. The sea, together with the cliffs and the steady breeze, is what most tourists come to see. Hunnebostrand's marina is arguably its most well-known feature. People visiting by car may find the numerous boats and ships to be interesting as well. There is often a nearby restaurant or ice cream parlor near a port like this.
The Realm of the Granite, as it is known locally, includes Hunnebostrand. For a long time, there were various stone quarries developed in this area. Stenhuggarimuseet, a museum about stone cutting, has been established in one of these quarries. There is a longer hike available on the Soteleden route, which passes near Hunnebostrand. The nine stages collectively cover about 95 kilometers. Two of these stages either begin or end at Hunnebostrand. Stage 3 from Bovallstrand is around 13 kilometers long, while Stage 4 is approximately 6 kilometers long to Sotekanalen (Sote Canal).
Location: Sotenäs Municipality, Västra Götaland County, Sweden
Best time to visit: June, July and August
