A summer along Sweden’s west coast, where islands, light, and water shape both landscapes and lives.
A SWEDISH SUMMER ON THE WEST COAST: ISLANDS AND BAYS
The archipelago of Sweden’s west coast begins at the outskirts of Göteborg. Ferries thread among tiny, rocky islands, linking small communities to the mainland. Some islands are inhabited year-round, while others come alive only in the summer.
From endless summer days to short, cold winter light, the changing sun sculpts the rocks, the waves, and the rhythm of daily life. On the islands, quiet traditions meet the pace of summer visitors, creating a delicate balance between solitude, community, and the sea.
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