Baltic Sea

From pristine Baltic Sea landscapes and maritime flair

The Baltic Sea is the youngest sea in Europe – just 12,000 years old, yet full of countless facets. This lavishly illustrated book tells the stories of small fishing villages that became fashionable seaside resorts, and of sailors captivated by the vastness of the Baltic Sea.

From its northernmost point near Töre on the Gulf of Bothnia to the Szczecin Lagoon in the south, the Baltic Sea connects nine bordering countries and their cultures. Whether it's the Swedish archipelago, the chalk cliffs of Rügen, the legendary Kattegat, or the pristine Åland Islands – Nico Krauss captures the diversity of this inland sea in stunning photographs.

What makes this picture book stand out:

• Unique perspectives: Far removed from clichés, Nico Krauss shows the untouched beauty of the coasts.
• Cultural diversity: A portrait of the people and places in all nine neighboring countries.
• High-quality photography: Panoramic images and detailed shots combine to create an impressive overall work of art.
• Atmospheric: A must for sailors and all those who love the depths of the Baltic Sea.