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Red Line – Arkösund / Tyrislöt to Harstena
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Arkösund
Arkösund is a popular summer destination and a natural gateway to the outer archipelago. The harbour area offers a wide range of services, including a guest marina, camping site, swimming areas, restaurants, cafés, hotel, shops, pharmacy and good parking facilities.
During the summer months, Arkösund has a lively atmosphere with cultural events, an open-air theatre, local handicraft shops and ice-cream parlours. Two sailing clubs are also active in the area, arranging regattas and events throughout the season.
Activities:
• Scenic walking routes with viewpoints and cultural and historical information
• Open-air theatre performances
• Arkösund Mini Golf
• Local handicraft and design shops offering handmade products, home décor, clothing, freshly baked bread, fishing equipment and local artwork
www.upplevarkosund.se
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Tyrislöt/Norra Finnö
Tyrislöt and Norra Finnö are easily reached by boat, car or bus and are connected to the mainland via the bridge at Lagnöströmmen. The area is a popular leisure destination with swimming spots, accommodation, camping, shops, cafés, restaurant, parking, fuel station and other visitor services.
The harbour area serves as an important hub for exploring the St Anna archipelago.
Activities:
• Kayak and boat rental
www.stannakajak.com | Phone +46 (0)121 520 27
• The St Anna Archipelago Museum in Tyrislöt
Guided tours available (pre-booking required)
Phone +46 (0)121 520 29
• Evening entertainment during summer at Skärgårdens Camping
Phone +46 (0)121 520 21, +46 (0)121 501 21
• The St Anna Archipelago Museum is open daily from June to August.
www.visitsanktanna.com
www.tyrislotcamping.se
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Gräsmarö
Gräsmarö is a peaceful island with rich natural diversity, ranging from open oak meadows to wildflowers such as cowslip and orchids. It is one of the few islands in this part of the archipelago where traditional farming with grazing animals is still active.
The island offers excellent swimming from smooth granite cliffs as well as small, sheltered sandy coves.
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Harstena
Harstena has been permanently inhabited since 1543 and is known for its well-preserved island village. Historically, the islanders made their living from seal hunting, a heritage that still shapes the character of the island today.
Visitors can enjoy locally smoked fish, a small bakery, a restaurant, and accommodation for those who wish to stay overnight. In good weather, light refreshments are also available outdoors. Harstena is also a popular destination for leisure boats.
Telephone: +46 (0)123 420 50
www.harstena.se
www.restaurangloftet.se
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The Red Line can be boarded from two different harbours, Arkösund or Tyrislöt!
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