Part of the longest sand beach in Sweden! You will find beach volleyball, changing rooms, showers, restaurants/bars, ice cream shops, coffee shops and more. You can also access a walking trail that starts at the beach and walks northwest along the ocean
An intimate, one-screen cinema in Båstad's town center. It is owned and operated by a movie enthusiast who does everything from collecting tickets, making popcorn and introducing the shows. You can catch classics, new releases, operas and more
One of our favorite restaurants in Båstad! A casual spot that serves a mix of modern international food and Swedish classics, including halloumi burgers and wallenbergare. Their bakery opens for the early risers at 7am and you can enjoy a pastry and coffee on their back patio overlooking the harbor
Båstad is known for its many golf courses. This one is the closest to the town, about a five minute drive, and is the second oldest golf course in Sweden (opened in 1930). They have a clubhouse that is open to the public for drinks and lunch as well
Right outside of Båstad you will find this famous nature reserve. Named after its dramatic rock formations, this is a great spot for exploring rocky beaches, caves and beautiful nature. The easiest way to get here is via car
A short 15 minute drive from Båstad, Torekov is a picturesque village full of narrow streets and colorful houses with a 150-year-old bath house and harbor known for its delicious ice cream. If you're lucky, you may run into the town's most well known resident, Hugh Grant!