Delius Klasing Cruise Guide for Sweden, Sailing Instructions for the Swedish West Coast, Detailed Mooring and Supply Information

Sweden presents itself as lovely and rugged, relaxing and exciting, inviting and remote – the dream destination for many sailors, not only from Germany. The fascinating coastal landscape has something to offer every individualist: the unique archipelago with its countless rocky islands, the secluded, safe natural harbors and anchorages, and the cozy guest harbors in all their colorful diversity. In the first volume of the two-volume Sweden cruise guide, the author couple Gerti and Harm Claußen take their readers along the Swedish west coast from Falsterbo on the Øresund Strait to the Norwegian border town of Halden. The archipelago on the coast north of Gothenburg is particularly recommended. From Gothenburg, the route through the Trollhätte Canal across Lake Vänern to the Göta Canal is also presented. The austere charm of the countless archipelago islands on Sweden's west coast is hard to resist. This guide contains all the essential information about a fascinating coastal landscape, especially regarding mooring and supply options, so every sailor can discover their personal favorite spots in a relaxed manner. Guest harbors, anchorages, and natural harbors are described in detail and accompanied by color maps and photos. References to sights also provide interesting shore excursions, ensuring nothing stands in the way of a perfect Swedish vacation.