Utklippan - Sweden’s most south-easterly group of islands
Utklippan is Sweden’s most south-easterly group of islands and is made up of two low-lying skerries – Norraskär and Södraskär.
Between the two small islands lies a sheltered guest harbour. The southern skerry is the location of the former lighthousekeeper’s station. The fortification with the beacon is now a historic building, and from the tower you have a fantastic view of the seal colony, the infinite vistas and the barren landscape.
Note! Due to damaged water and electricity pipes there will reduced activities on the island, only the guest harbor will be open on Utklippan 2024 (NOTE! No electricity due to maintenance work).
Note! Due to damaged water and electricity pipes there will reduced activities on the island, only the guest harbor will be open on Utklippan 2024 (NOTE! No electricity due to maintenance work).
Information
- Web page https://www.lansstyrelsen.se/blekinge/besoksmal/naturreservat/utklippan.html?sv.target=12.382c024b1800285d5863a87c&sv.12.382c024b1800285d5863a87c.route=/&searchString=&counties=&municipalities=&reserveTypes=&natureTypes=&accessibility=&facilities=&sort=no
- External links https://www.sfv.se/fastigheter/sok/sverige/blekinge-lan/utklippan-karlskrona/
- E-mail visit@karlskrona.se
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Address
Utklippan
Karlskrona