Gullholmen, Sweden’s most densely built island, is one of the oldest fishing communities in Bohuslän. Located in the outer archipelago, Gullholmen offers a fantastic setting with an active boating scene, protected natural areas, swimming, fishing, and a unique cultural environment. Enjoy the island’s charming atmosphere with its narrow lanes, beautiful old fishermen’s cottages, boathouses and jetties, scenic walks and wonderful rocky bathing spots. There are also plenty of sights to discover for those interested in culture and history. 

As a guest in the harbour, you have access to toilets, showers and a laundry room. (Limited service from week 36 to week 22.) Wireless internet and electricity are also available. If you run out of gas, you can purchase it here. Groceries are available at the local Tempo store, and there are several restaurants and kiosks offering a wide selection. Household waste can be sorted and disposed of at the recycling station. 

Gullholmen has many attractions to explore, including Skepparhuset, the Art Museum, Stenstugan and the nature reserve on Härmanö. Härmanö is one of the larger nature reserves in Bohuslän, offering a rich variety of natural habitats. For birdwatchers, Härmanö is a true paradise, and the island’s hiking trails are perfect for refreshing walks. 

If you fancy a swim, there are several options, including Gullholmsbaden. You can also jump into the sea from the rocks, with ladders provided for easy access back out of the water. Younger visitors can take part in a range of activities, such as learning to sail at the Sailing School or discovering the mysteries of the sea during Västerhavsveckan.  The island also has a grocery store and a wide selection of restaurants and cafés. 

Book your stay at Gullholmen Guest Harbour today!