Rönnäng is an excellent starting point for archipelago adventures. Here you will find everything from fantastic hiking trails and bike paths to boat trips and water sports.

If you want to start your visit to Rönnäng with a spectacular view across the archipelago, you should head to Tjörnehuvud. It's a short but steep hike up the mountain, and the reward is a 360-degree views of the sea and islands outside.

• Length: 1 km round trip.
• Difficulty level: Easy to moderate, but hilly terrain.
• Perfect for: Photography, sunset excursions, picnics.

💬 Traveler review:
“This is one of the most beautiful places I have visited! The view over Dyrön and Marstrand is magical, especially at sunset.” – Anna, Stockholm

The website vandringharonkring.se has written about the hike at Tjörnehuvud, read that article here.

From Rönnängs Brygga, boats depart to several fantastic archipelago islands.

• Animal Island – Known for its hiking trails, wild mouflon sheep and beautiful swimming spots.
• Åstol – One car-free island with charming fishing huts, rock pools and a fantastic fish restaurant.
• Marstrand – Sweden's sailing metropolis with Carlsten Fortress, cozy alleys and a high-level archipelago feel.

💡 Tip: During the summer you can book a guided boat trip with shellfish fishing!

For those who want explore the archipelago on your own A kayak or Stand-Up Paddleboard (SUP) is the perfect option.

• Rentals available at Rönnängs Brygga.
• Paddle to nearby islands such as Klädesholmen and Tjörnekalv.
• Opportunity to participate in guided tours for beginners.

💬 Traveler review:
“We rented kayaks and paddled to Åstol. Absolutely magical to see the archipelago from the water!” – Erik, Malmö

Rönnäng is a fantastic place for those who love seafood and sea-inspired food.

🥂 Restaurant tips:

• Skärgårn bar & Restaurant – Known for its fresh shrimp sandwiches and fish dishes.
• Björholmen Marina – More luxurious options with local seafood.
• The trawler on Dyrön – Perfect lunch stop during a boat trip!
• Åstol Smokehouse – Nice restaurant on Åstol during a boat trip.

💡 Tip: Visit a local fish shop and buy fresh seafood for your own archipelago picnic!

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Getting to Rönnäng is easy, whether you are traveling by car or public transport.

By car 🚘

• From Gothenburg: Take E6 north, turn off at Stora Höga and follow road 169 to Tjörn. Total travel time: approx. 1 hour.
• From Oslo: Follow the E6 south, turn off at Stenungsund and continue via road 169. Total travel time: approx. 2.5 hours.

By public transport 🚌🚆

• Train to Stenungsund from Gothenburg, then bus 361 to Rönnängs Brygga.
• Travel time: about 1 hour and 40 minutes from Gothenburg.

By boat ⛵

• Boat lines run from Rönnängs Brygga to the islands of Dyrön, Åstol and Marstrand..
• Archipelago traffic operates in the area throughout the year..

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Whether you are looking for a cozy hotel with a sea view, a cottage by the water or a campsite close to nature There are several good options in Rönnäng and its surroundings. Here are some recommended accommodations for different types of travelers.

🛎️ Salt & Herring – Floating hotel on Klädesholmen
💰 Price: Search for price and availability
📍 Place: 5 min drive from Rönnäng
🛏️ Facilities: Seaside accommodation, gourmet restaurant
💬 Traveler review:
“Falling asleep to the sound of the waves and waking up with the ocean outside the window was magical.” – Erik, Malmö

🏕️ Björholmens Marina & Camping – For those who love marine life
💰 Price: Search price and availability
📍 Place: 10 min from Rönnäng
🛏️ Facilities: Campsites, cabins, boat moorings
💬 Traveler review:
“Wonderfully peaceful and fantastic service! We rented a boat and explored the archipelago.” – Daniel, Orebro

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If you want extend your trip and discover more of Tjörn and Bohuslän, there are several exciting places within a short distance from Rönnäng.

Marstrand – Sailing & history ⛵

• Visit Carlsten's Fortress, one of Sweden's most impressive castles.
• Discover cozy cafes and restaurants in the car-free city.
• Sailing metropolis with regattas and boat races all year round.

Pond – Art & Culture 🎨

• Pilane Sculpture Park – A unique art exhibition in nature.
• The Nordic Watercolor Museum in Skärhamn – For art lovers.
• Cozy coastal villages like Bleket and Kyrkesund.

Skärhamn – Boating & food 🍽️

• Charming port town with fresh seafood and good restaurants.
• Good starting point for kayaking and fishing trips.

💬 Traveler review:
“We combined our trip to Rönnäng with a day in Skärhamn. The watercolor museum and the fantastic food made it a perfect excursion!” – Johanna, Linköping

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The Bohuslän archipelago is a unique and sensitive environment, so it's important to visit the place in a sustainable way. Here are some tips on how you can reduce your footprint:

✔ Choose public transport or bicycle – Rönnäng is well connected by bus, and you can easily get around by bicycle.
✔ Shop locally – Support restaurants and fishmongers who use sustainably caught seafood.
✔ Respect nature – Take all trash with you and be careful near cliffs and nature reserves.
✔ Stay in environmentally certified accommodations – Many hotels and cottages in the area work actively with sustainability.
✔ Participate in ecotourism – Guides and tours that focus on nature experiences without disturbing the ecosystem.

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If you want to continue your adventure, you can explore other beautiful coastal communities in northern Bohuslän:

• Smögen – Famous for its pier, fish restaurants and cliffs.
• Fjällbacka – Known for Ingrid Bergman and dramatic landscapes.
• Grebbestad – Shellfish paradise with boat trips and beautiful surroundings.
• Strömstad – The gateway to the Koster Islands and the marine national park.
• Hunnebostrand – Cozy coastal idyll with nature reserve and boating.

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