Vejbystrand is the fishing village turned spa resort that once housed Sweden’s first coastal sanatorium for tuberculosis patients. Inland from the coast, a string of Bronze Age burial mounds lines the hills, and along “Utsiktsvägen” you’ll find the Bökehögarna mounds worth visiting.

At the harbor in Vejbystrand, rocky reefs are teeming with birdlife. Between Vejbystrand and Magnarp, the trail crosses heathland with sea thrift, wild roses, and juniper shrubs. The walk through Skepparkroken offers cultural heritage with winding roads past old captain’s farms and street houses. The area once belonged to the Ängeltofta estate, from where grain and iron plows were shipped out in large quantities.

In Skälderviken, there’s a marina holding hundreds of boats, as well as a memorial honoring the men who built the harbor. Those with boots earned 60 öre a day, while those without got 50. The cannon you see was once part of the pier — the rear end was used to moor boats. East of the Rönne River lies the ruins of Luntertun Church, once a medieval town and market hub for salmon and herring. Today, Luntertun is part of the town of Ängelholm.

Continue your walk across the Rönne River, known for its salmon and sea trout, and explore the sand dunes — the "klitter". Closer to the shore, windswept pine trees and brush dominate the heath. Further inland, pine forests offer coralroot orchids and an abundance of mushrooms. Keep an eye out for the tawny pipit, sea-wall bee, and bee beetle.

Finally, you’ll enter the Kronoskogen nature area — home to salty sea baths, white sandy beaches, and tall pine trees. This idyllic area features numerous marked trails and a mountain biking zone — all just a stone’s throw from trains, buses, and the comforts of downtown Ängelholm. Don't miss the unique wind shelter 4rest.

This stage ends in Ängelholm, but you can also choose to continue toward Utvälinge via stage 23, without entering the city center.