Byrums raukar
A group of limestone sea stacks on Öland's northwest coast, and the island's most popular sunset spot.
Byrum raukar is a group of limestone sea stacks shaped by waves. They stand about 2 to 4 meters tall and line the shore of the Kalmar Strait, each taking on a different form. Such formations are rare in Sweden outside Gotland. The west-facing coast is a great spot for watching the sunset, and there are sandy beaches and cafés nearby. The nature reserve is free to enter. It requires a car and can be visited together with other northern Öland sights.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Böda Sand
- Långe Erik
- Trollskogen
- Kapelludden
- Borgholm Castle
- Solliden Palace
- Himmelsberga Open-Air Museum
- Lerkaka Windmills