Smögenbryggan

Good views, some shops and restaurants for a decent 3 - 4 hours including a meal.nnThis place looks pretty much set up for tourists and therefore slightly pricey. On the whole it is enjoyable.

Lovely stroll on a wooden broadwalk by the sea. This place is ideal for just strolling around, admiring beautiful small houses, maybe stopping by to eat some seafood there is plenty of restaurants. We have been there on late August and there were not many people so the strall was quiet, but I can imagine it can get pretty crowded during high season.nParking is for free after August 15.

My most colorful place award goes to this village. My intention was to seeing there only 1 hour and then continue but after I started get lose along the small colorful streets of here I spent 4 hours more and then didn’t want leave and decided to spend the night here as well. It turned out to be a great plan.

Beautiful and quaint seaside town.nnCharming with its small colourful wooden houses, and boats of various sizes.nnFantastic views from up on the rocks, we were really lucky we had such amazing weather.nnOut of season, perfect with no crowds whatsoever, I have seen pictures of summer season, where the promenade is packed with people... not a fan of that.

A beautiful town and tourist attractions on west coast of Sweden. The street is also have many clothing stores, restaurant and bars.nnIf you go further from the point of colorful houses, you have to trek little but to reach upto a view point to the extreme west of the island. You get nice view of the Sea and if you like photography you don't wanna miss this point. Though I'm not a professional photographer but clicked few which seems amazing in this beautiful scenic.nnI guess there are 3-4 view points and you can spend full day here very easily. Restaurants are expensive. Buses are not frequent but every hour.