Trysunda
A red-house fishing village island wrapped around a small harbour. Cars are banned on the island, and a coastal trail winds past rocky headlands and small beaches.
Trysunda lies offshore from the High Coast. Its fishing village is built around an almost enclosed natural harbour, with red fishermen’s houses and boathouses remaining intact. The island also has a 17th-century fishermen’s chapel. Cars are banned across the entire island. The loop trail takes about 1 to 2 hours and reaches rocky headlands and small sandy beaches. In summer, boats leave from Köpmanholmen and take about 40 minutes. You can visit for a day or stay overnight in an island inn or at a campsite.
Opening hours
Depends on boat schedule
Nearby sights
- Ulvön (Ulvöhamn)
- Slåttdalsskrevan
- Norrfällsviken
- Skuleskogen National Park
- Högbonden
- Bönhamn
- Naturum Höga Kusten
- Skuleberget