We were told by a Danish couple (one of the boats we have seen off and on for the past few weeks) that Gislövs Läge was 'a place to park boats' and not recommended. But it is the place from which you get the shortest crossing to Denmark, so we went anyway. Now it's certainly neither the centre of the world, nor 'a gem', but its a friendly club harbour with the facilities you need (including washing machine and tumble drier!).
On our way here, we passed Smygehuk, the Southernmost point of Sweden (we are now about a mile further North).
Tomorrow, the conditions look good to go to Rödvig in Denmark. Not a particularly long 'crossing', it is just under 30 miles in a straight line, but as we cross a 'shipping roundabout' at Falsterborev, we add a bit to cross the shipping lanes at right angles as the rules demand. So we get to 32 miles, about 5 hours.
Sorry, no pictures tonight. Nothing that interesting in Gislövs.
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