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I will long count my visit to Torekov as one of the nicest days in my life. Sure, I had good company (the family) and gorgeous weather, but I must still put a lot of it down to the cosiness of this very special village. A former fishing village, it has grown since it is now a very popular summer destination for Stockholmers. This means house prices are high and I had expected the local summer guests to be somewhat snobby but the atmosphere was great! On top of that, wealthy Stockholmers means good restaurants for such a small place. There are also beaches around the village (if you don't fancy the famous jetty that is) and the boat to Hallands Väderö. I really hope to return to tell you more but for now, you have to look at my Torekov page to read more.
Updated Oct 3, 2005
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Amongst the most famous gardens in Sweden, Norrviken is only a few kilometres west of Båstad itself and one of the main attractions of the town. Not only the garden itself but also the many sculptures in it make people flock here from spring onwards.
Written Sep 10, 2005
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If you have at least half a day to spare and want an unusual nature experience, head for this island. The boats take you to a part of the island where you can have a look at the peculiar swamp forest and where there is a beach to swim at and a cafe summertime. The island is just as famous for the trips when the boats don't stop but go on safari around the island to see its seal colony on other parts of it. For safari trips, you've got to book in advance.
Written Sep 10, 2005
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If you never played tennis on red clay before. This is the time and place to do it. The large proshop has everything you need, and more.
Wear shoes and socks you don't mind looking brown/reddish after you play.
Written Aug 2, 2005
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Like Kullaberg on the peninsula just south of this one, the scenery on the northern tip is one of fascinating pink cliffs and just like there, it has become a nature reserve. To be ctd.
Written Sep 10, 2005
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Like Kullaberg on the peninsula just south of this one, the scenery on the northern tip is one of fascinating pink cliffs and just like there, it has become a...
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The Bjäre Peninsula is a fantastic slice of southern Sweden and Båstad is its hub. Locals fondly call it Sweden's Tuscany and whilst that might be an over statement it's not that far off. The...
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Sleepy summer town wakes up with some tennis
Båstad is a small village on the west coast. It's about a 2 hour drive from Gothenburg and I think it's about the same to Malmö. There's about 14 000 people living in the Båstad "county" and in the...
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If you are in the southwest part of Sweden, Bastad is a must stop on your journey. The small town is located on the water. It's residents and demographic is upscale. There is a marina for the ones...
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Before you read this you must be aware of that I loooove this small, beutiful, charming sea town. I have spent most summers and some winterholidays there. B?stad have it all, peace, seagulls, the...
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Nice coastal town, loads of tennis history (equivelnt to UK's wimbledon) small shops, cobbles streets, very nice food. Excellent scenery, walks along the coast etc
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