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Sjalen Says: Boats leave Torekov about three times a day for the sheltered part of Hallands Väderö, the island just outside. Here you can have a coffee or go for a swim but also discover the weird jungle-like swamp forest. Once a day, there is also a seal safari when the boat never lands...
Sjalen Says: Torekov's tiny maritime museum is housed in an old sailing ship which has been cut off to be able to "park" it in the village green. Here you find items from sailings to the Pacific Ocean, photos of ships and stories (including the sinking of an American naval vessel) and...
masteryoda Says: Ägaren tar alla tillfällen att blåsa sina gäster på pengar. De tar ut avgifter i efterhand som inte står på menyn, som tex serveringsavgift för (kran)vatten, 25:- per glas. Vid betalning drar de kortet 2 ggr och när det upptäcks så vägrar ägaren betala tillbaka det belopp...
Sjalen Says: We went to the peninsula for a spur of the moment cycle weekend and therefore quickly had to find somewhere to stay during the hectic summer. As I didn't fancy calling all possible hotels and camp sites in the area from work, I simply called the tourist office in Torekov and...
G. Swenson's Krog: Food and fun
Sjalen Says: We were veggies when we visited Torekov so we never tried the main courses here as they were meat based but they looked very appetising and the place has a good reputation. Innovative main courses don't come cheap but there is also a bar menu. In summer, Swenson's is open...
Sjalen Says: If you don't feel up to any of the late night bars, stay on the jetty beach in the harbour and watch the late Scandinavian sunset over Hallands Väderö and the silhouette of the Kulla Peninsula on the other side of the bay :)
Sjalen Says: Should you have your own yacht or boat, Torekov has a nice little harbour with sheds where fresh fish is sold.
Sjalen Says: Buses are not as frequent as in the city sprawls but from Båstad, you have regular buses to Torekov if you don't have your own transport.
Sjalen Says: Yes, it is a relaxed place but there is one tradition where more posh values shines through. There is a jetty on the southern beach which is known as the Morning Jetty and where locals go for their morning (and evening) swim. You can tell locals and regular summer guests...
Sjalen Says: Torekov has two beaches on either side of its harbour. The little one facing the bay is the one with the famous jetty (see local tip) and the bigger one closer to Torekov's campsite is "the beach". Both are perfectly OK for swimming, just be prepared for smelly seaweed on...
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When I think about my trip to Torekov, I think about it as one of the best days of my life. I know I had my husband and daughter with me and the sun was shining, but it was more than that! Say Torekov...
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