Scandinavian Bay is a geographical term that refers to the body of water located in the northernmost part of Europe. It is bordered by Norway, Sweden, Finland, and Denmark. The bay is characterized by its deep, narrow inlets called fjords or fiords. Fjords are formed when glaciers cut deep valleys into the land, creating steep walls and a narrow opening to the sea. Fiords are similar to fjords but are created by the ocean's waves and currents. Both fjords and fiords are popular tourist destinations due to their stunning natural beauty.