Fjällbacka inner archipelago coastal water body

The inner archipelago of Fjallbacka contains numerous small granite islands connected by waterways, forming a protected marine environment along Sweden's western coast.

The waterways supported extensive herring fishing operations during the 1750s, leading to the development of trading routes and maritime industries in the region.

Local fishermen maintain traditional fishing practices in these waters, contributing to the preservation of maritime customs dating back multiple generations.

The protected waters of the inner archipelago provide safe navigation channels for boats, with multiple natural harbors offering shelter during adverse weather conditions.

Marine researchers document regular visits from harbor seals, which establish colonies on the small islands throughout the inner archipelago system.

Location: Skagerrak and Kattegat Water District

Location: Tanum Municipality

Shares border with: Hamburgsund area coastal water body, Fjällbacka outer archipelago coastal water body, Grebbestad inner archipelago coastal water body

GPS coordinates: 58.57873,11.29441

Latest update: March 3, 2025 00:41