Haväng
A wild beach at the mouth of the River Verke, with a Neolithic dolmen about 5,000 years old standing on the dunes.
Haväng lies in northern Österlen, where the River Verke (Verkeån) winds through beech-forest valleys before flowing into the sea. On both sides of the estuary stretch long sandy beaches and grassy dunes. The Haväng dolmen (Havängsdösen), built around 3500 BC, has a capstone lifted on several boulders, with the sea as its backdrop, making it very photogenic. The Skåneleden trail follows the valley toward the Brösarp hills and Stenshuvud. Admission is free, the car park charges a fee, and facilities are basic. It is about 8 km from Kivik.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- King's Grave, Kivik
- Brösarps backar
- Kiviks Musteri
- Stenshuvud National Park
- Glimmingehus
- Simrishamn
- Christinehof Castle
- Brantevik