Crazy cool place. Quiet a hike to get to this place from the parking lot. Really cool walk and very…read morewindy. Saw multiple corpses on the shore of large sea animals (May be disturbing to some) and at the very end of the land saw multiple baby seals. If you want to get to the very peak you will have to get wet. I had to take off shoes and roll up pants. Got up to about right below knee height in one of the crossings, but again well worth it. Came at sunset and there were some really cool views from here. High recommend this place!

Great place to visit for a hike. There are various length and levels of fitness…read more Strong winds all year round so if you're traveling in the winter make sure you're wearing proper gear including water and wind proof jackets, gloves, beanies, and water proof shoes. Remember to bring your camera! Due to strong current, there is no swimming allowed. This is where the North Sea and Kattegat meets after all.

Saltholmen is the departure point for the archipelago south of Göteborg. There's a small beach and…read morean area for swimming. And an old fashioned kro (inn) with food and drink. But it is best known as where you park your car and catch the ferry to the car-free islands where people have their summer homes or rent one. There's a trolley to Saltholmen. Don't forget: it stays light very late in the summer in Sweden. Salthomen was beautiful at 9:30 pm (21:30 for Europeans) as the sun slowly set.

The best "beach" in Gothenburg! You'll find ferries to take you to the island (via your västtrafik…read moreticket) and to the west are some small areas you can sit by the ocean. It's not a typical beach with sand, but there are rocks and ladders you can use to jump from and climb out. There is a huge parking lot but in high season expect to come early to snag a spot, else you'll have to find street parking a few kilometers away. There's only a few restaurants and some are only open during the summer season, so plan accordingly!