#high coast

[rabbitcruiser]

Rotsidan, Sweden (No. 6)

A 4 km long seashore stretch of flat diabase bedrock, worn down and polished by the sea to "dance floors". Several shingle fields. Popular with swimmers and sunbathers, but also in stormy weather with the sea roaring in. Boardwalks for wheelchairs.

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[thistransient]

Overlooking the Högakustebron (High Coast Bridge)

[itslandscapess]

on the beach, 3 sisters and elephant rock, new zealand 54

[thebestinphotography]

on the beach, 3 sisters and elephant rock, new zealand 27

[magastrom]

Ulvön, July 2017

[hejsweden]

Natur (Explore 2016-09-09) by Gunilla G Via Flickr: My contribution to the Swedish photo group Photo Sunday (Fotosöndag) on the theme nature.

[juliahlvind]

The Beautiful High Coast (Höga kusten) of Sweden!

[rabbitcruiser]

Rotsidan, Sweden (No. 3)

Rotsidan is a 4 km long area along the High Coast. The area is characterized by far reaching stones / cliffs along the coast line. These stones have been polished by the sea for several thousand years. The area can be enjoyed during a warm summer day as well as during a stormy fall evening. Summer time, several people goes to Rotsidan to take a bath and enjoy the sun. Together with the Slåttdal crevice and Skule mountain, Rotsidan is easily on our top-three spots of the High Coast region.

You can access the nature reserve of Rotsidan by leaving the main road E4 towards Nordingrå. Follow the brown signs to Barsta, and then Rotsidan. In this area you can also find the old fishing camp of Bönhamn.

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