Båstad – Laholm – Halmstad
This is a national cycling tourism trail. This means that the cycle trail has undergone a special certification that certifies that the trail is of high quality, is traffic safe and that there is a wide range of experiences and services along the trail. verified
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The Kattegat trail is marked with red signs along the road.
This part of the trail takes you along Sweden's longest sandy beach and through lush nature reserves.
From Båstad harbor, follow the sea until you reach the pine forest in Hemmeslöv and cross the border between Halland and Skåne. Now a lightly trampled stretch awaits along Laholmsbukten's long sandy beach. In the familiar Skummeslövsstrand you will find restaurants and cafés. Here the sea is shallow and the landscape is open.
A few kilometers inland is the beautiful Skottorp Castle and cozy Laholm, Halland's oldest town. Calculate that it takes about 20 minutes from the trail to Laholm.
A couple of kilometers north of Skummeslövsstrand you reach Mellbystrand, a seaside resort with memories from times gone by. Here the dunes are higher and the sea wilder. You pass ice cream shops, mini golf courses and outdoor cafes.
North of Mellbystrand, a stretch awaits along dunes, through beach forests and nature reserves, past Laxvik and out into the open countryside south of Halmstad. Before leaving the sea, you can stop at Påarp's cobblestone field with 220 Iron Age tombs.
The trail then passes Östra Strand before reaching Halmstad Castle.
This is part of Kattegattleden
390 km (8 stages) in Bohuslän, Halland and Skåne
