Sjalen Says: Head for the water tower (see second pic) and be rewarded with fantastic views across the archipelago. In this picture, you can see all the way to Vinga lighthouse, a major west coast silhouette. The sunsets here must be spectacular and on a good day you can see to famous...
Hönö Hotell: In the middle of the island
Sjalen Says: There is a selection of rooms here so prices vary accordingly. En suite are of course the most expensive but still reasonable by Swedish standards. There is also an annex with almost hostel like prices. The veranda houses a restaurant open to parties.
Sjalen Says: The only drawback with this is its opening hours but that's because it serves fresh fish (no Mondays). Why it wasn't open for lunch, I don't know and that is why we couldn't visit. It is however open in the evenings and seems to have a great menu deal, including a lot of...
Sjalen Says: These yellow "road ferries" simply replace roads where those are not possible to build or where it is not feasible to build bridges. Therefore, they are for free so just catch a bus from Gothenburg's central bus station to Lilla Varholmen and off you go - you can also drive...
Sjalen Says: As you can see, the coastline is very rocky as it should be on the west coast. Therefore, take particular care when the cliffs are wet after rain as then they can become very slippery. Apart from that, it goes beyond saying that you should never let small children out of...
Sjalen Says: Swimming is obviously a major thing on an island and you can find your own cliff to sunbathe and swim from anywhere. Just make sure you check the depth before diving in head first. If you have children or just prefer beaches, there are several places to head for: Röd,...
Sjalen Says: This is where it all happens. Klova is also known as Klåva but since I'm given a non umlaut alternative, that's what I'll gladly present it as on VT :))) It is the main harbour on Hönö (but not where the road ferries dock) and here, you find a scattering of cafes and...
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This is only a small wooden chapel like church, built in 1933-34 but as it is in the middle of the island, you're sure to spot its spire. Its interior is 1920s...
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Say Hönö to a Swede and images of a soft, round flatbread springs to mind but few people outside Göteborg have actually been there. I hope that by creating this page, I can show you why it is...
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