Galtabäcks Hamn
Harbour in Sweden · 57.0272° N · 12.3090° E
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Automatically summarised text: Automatically summarisedvia web search · 28 September 2026Galtabäcks Hamn is a small natural harbour in Galtabäck, a former fishing village in the Tvååker parish of Varberg municipality, about 10 km south of Varberg. The harbour is run by Galtabäcks Båtklubb and offers around 80 berths, split between pole moorings and spots along the south quay.
No figures are given for the entrance channel, depth or VHF channel. The club welcomes a voluntary contribution of 150 SEK per night for cleaning and upkeep, and advance booking is recommended.
At the harbour you'll find a toilet, boathouses, and benches and tables for enjoying your own coffee and the view. There is also a bathing spot, a bird-watching tower overlooking wading birds such as whimbrels and peregrine falcons, and a small boat museum displaying finds from the Galtabäck ship, dated to the year 1195.
The harbour sits between the Utterros and Gamla Köpstad Södra nature reserves, an open coastal landscape of heathland and shore meadows. Varberg, with its shops and fortress, is about 10 km away.
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