Photo: Robert Ekholm
Photo: Robert Ekholm
Photo: Robert Ekholm
Photo: Robert Ekholm

Svenö naturreservat

Nature reserve

County: Blekinge län
6904.62 km away from you

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Description

Svenö offers excellent opportunities for walking and swimming. The island is characterised by shallow rift valleys surrounded by mountain ridges in an almost treeless landscape.

On the western headland of the island there are the remains of the foundations of a building, surrounded by stone walls. A family lived here into the 1960s and today grazing animals keep the fields open.

The rules for the nature reserve are shown in the link below, but, for example, dogs must be kept on a lead and you are not allowed to park a caravan, drive a motor vehicle, pitch a tent/moor a boat for more than 24 hours or light a fire other than in a place designated for the purpose.

Source: County Administrative Board

Activities And Facilities

Safety Years:** 1975

Commune: Karlskrona

** Character:** Archipelago with pasture, boat-borne outdoor life

**Areal: 88 hectares, of which 24 hectares of land and 64 hectares of water

Owner:** Private

Administrator: County Administrative Board Blekinge

Protection:** Nature Reserve and Natura 2000

The island can only be accessed by water.

Deep water anchorages can be found by the mountain on the eastern side of Svenö.

You are welcome to visit Svenö, but keep in mind that it is not allowed to:

Destroy or damage solid natural objects or surface formation Disturbing the wildlife No linked dog Set up a car More than a day tent or have a boat moored Make fire other than the intended places disturbing use of radio, grammophone, band players or similar Perform motor vehicles.