Kuva: Robert Ekholm
Utsikt över Bruksvikens vatten och lövskog.
Kuva: Ingegerd Nordahl/Länsstyrelsen
Kuva: Robert Ekholm
Kuva: Robert Ekholm

Eriksbergs stränder, Naturreservat

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Kunta: Blekinge län
6859.18 km päässä sinusta

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Toiminnot

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The Eriksbergs stränder nature reserve runs outside Eriksberg wildlife park, and provides beautiful walks along the coast. The Allböle trail (in the app) offers glorious evening sun and views for miles. The Kohage trail includes beautiful beechwoods running right down to the water’s edge. The islands of Bockö and Mjöö are popular with boat owners.

Western marsh harriers and ospreys nest here, white-tailed sea-eagles are often seen and many migratory birds pass through the area. There are also at least 15 species of bat.

The rules for the nature reserve are shown in the link below, but, for example, you are not allowed to park in a caravan, drive a motor vehicle, moor a boat or pitch a tent for more than 2 days, make a fire other than in a designated spot or travel by boat at a speed higher than 5 knots within 150 metres of the shore.

Source: County Administrative Board

Toimintaa ja tilat

Year of Protection: 1976

municipality: Karlshamn

Character: Coast and archipelago landscape with precious forest, pine forest, leafy forest, pourland forest, enbusque land, hagmark, grassland, sea strand, pouring ground, sea, islands and cuts; cultural history with, among other things, torplings; outdoor life

Area: 411 hectares, 128 hectares of land

Landowner: Eriksberg Vilt & Natur AB

Management: County Administrative Board Blekinge

Protection form: Nature Reserve and Natura 2000

From the E22, follow the signs to Eriksberg south of Åryd between Hällaryd and Bräkne-Hoby to reach Östra udden, the eastern side of the promontory. An alternative route is to leave the E22 towards Matvik and follow the signs to Västra udden, the west side.

You are welcome to visit the beaches of Eriksberg, but bear in mind that it is not allowed to

destroy or damage solid natural objects or surface formation Disturbing the wildlife bringing unconnected dog Set up a car tent more than two days Have a boat moored longer than two days to set fire other than the intended sites disturbing use of radio, grammophone and band players Performing motor vehicles
within 150 metres from the beach performing motorboat at higher speed than five knots
break twigs, traps or otherwise damage live or dead trees and shrubs or damage vegetation by digging up plants Take flowers.