Crossing the Baltic – a journey across vast waters
“Today, we’re embarking on an 160-nautical-mile journey from the Finnish archipelago to one of my favorite places in Sweden,” Jan-Erik begins.
The UNESCO World Heritage site “Höga Kusten”, or the High Coast, is a region shaped by the Ice Age, with landscapes that range from rocky Finnish shores scattered with boulders to the towering cliffs and intact formations of Sweden.
“On the Finnish side, the scenery is dramatic — vast fields of stones, some as big as houses, left behind by the glaciers. But on the Swedish side, it’s completely different. You have one of northern Europe’s highest islands and spectacular views that make every mile of the journey worthwhile.”