Lime kilns — photo spot in 89X6+RJ, 231 99 Smyge, Sweden
Lime kilns
Ruined 19th‑century lime kilns perched on the rocky Smyge coast offer textured stone arches, sea pools and sweeping views to the Baltic — ideal for coastal, architectural and long‑exposure shots. Visit at sunrise or golden hour for warm side‑lighting and dramatic skies; sunset silhouettes work well too. The site is a short walk from parking at Smygehamn (no entry fee), exposed to wind and sea spray so dress accordingly. Weekday mornings are quiet; low tide reveals foreground rocks and tidal pudd
Lime kilns
Ruined 19th‑century lime kilns perched on the rocky Smyge coast offer textured stone arches, sea pools and sweeping views to the Baltic — ideal for coastal, architectural and long‑exposure shots. Visit at sunrise or golden hour for warm side‑lighting and dramatic skies; sunset silhouettes work well too. The site is a short walk from parking at Smygehamn (no entry fee), exposed to wind and sea spray so dress accordingly. Weekday mornings are quiet; low tide reveals foreground rocks and tidal pudd