The Kattegatt is a sea area located between the eastern coast of Denmark and the western coast of Sweden. It connects to the Skagerrak to the north and the Baltic Sea to the east. The region is known for its rich marine life and is an important area for shipping and fishing. The Kattegatt plays a significant role in maritime navigation, serving as a route for vessels traveling between the North Sea and the Baltic Sea. Its waters are also popular for recreational activities, including sailing and fishing, attracting both locals and tourists alike.