Norrfällsviken
An old fishing village with a beach and campsite, where a 17th-century fishermen's chapel and red boathouses surround the harbour.
Norrfällsviken lies at the northeastern tip of the Nordingrå peninsula and is a popular summer getaway. The old fishing harbour is well preserved, with its red boathouses and a fishermen's chapel built in 1649. Nearby you'll find a sandy beach, a campsite, cabins and seafood restaurants. The surrounding nature reserve is great for walks along the rocky shore or a climb up a small hill for sea views, and it gets busy in summer. Entry is free, and driving is the easiest way to get there.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Högbonden
- Bönhamn
- Slåttdalsskrevan
- Ulvön (Ulvöhamn)
- Skuleskogen National Park
- Barsta
- Naturum Höga Kusten
- Rotsidan