Discover Kullavik

Kullavik combines maritime orientation with culture and active experiences. Kullavik Guest Harbour lies immediately south of Gothenburg’s southern archipelago and close to many sheltered natural harbours and bathing coves. This gives the area different starting points for planning your trip: you can make the harbour and water sports the focus, choose cultural stops, or combine activity with quiet moments.

Harbour and sailing as the focus of your trip

Kullavik Harbour has a total of 550 permanent berths. For visitors who want to orient their stay around the area’s maritime character, the harbour is therefore a natural starting point for planning their day. The harbour office has toilets and showers that are open around the clock. This specific facility is particularly useful if you are considering Kullavik in connection with a stay by the water.

Sailing is also part of the local offering. The certified sailing school of Kullaviks Kanot och Kappseglingsklubb offers courses for all levels – from playful sailing activities to regatta sailing. If you choose your accommodation in Kullavik based on an active focus, you can therefore consider whether the harbour, sailing school and other desired travel activities fit well with your personal daily rhythm. You do not have to derive a fixed tour or a specific course from this. The range therefore extends from a stay in which you use the harbour as a maritime point of orientation to trip planning with a sporting learning objective. Which option suits you depends on your own interests; both can be considered different focal points in Kullavik.

Cultural history and quiet moments

In addition to its harbour, Kullavik also has a cultural side. Kullavik Church was inaugurated by a bishop on the Feast of the Annunciation in 1983. Above its entrance is an angel window created by the glass artist Erland Forsberg, which was inaugurated in December 2007. At Kullavik Church, visitors can spend time quietly and light a candle for someone who is missing or who deserves special care and remembrance.

Another historical point of interest is Kullavik’s bathhouse, completed in 1905. Together with the church and the angel window, this provides several different cultural points of connection. You can therefore plan your stay not only around water-based activities, but also around places where history, design and personal quiet play a role.

Exercise along Kullavik Promenade

For an active break, Kullavik Promenade has an outdoor gym with five pieces of training equipment and instructions. The gym is open at all times and free to use. This makes it possible to incorporate exercise into your daily plans independently of a booked course.

If you would also like to compare other destinations from the same selection, you can find Backa, Särö, Hammerö, Frillesås, Anneberg, Gottskär, Åsa and Onsala.

To the higher-level travel overview: Kungsbacka.