Västervik

Västervik has served as a Baltic trading port in Småland since the Middle Ages. Set on Sweden’s southeast coast, the town faces the Baltic Sea and the Västervik archipelago, a wide scatter of islands, skerries and sheltered channels extending beyond the harbour. Its waterfront is defined by marinas and boat traffic, reflecting the town’s enduring relationship with the sea. Nearby, the ruins of medieval Stegeholm Castle stand on an island in the inlet of Gamlebyviken. Central Västervik combines a compact town centre with an active coastal character, while the archipelago remains integral to local life. Browse additional webcams from the surrounding area to extend your view of Västervik and the Kalmar County coast.

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