Björkö guestharbour
Öckerö

SEE & DO

Info Point: Restaurang Seaside
• ICA Nära supermarket
• Björkö library
• Hiking paths
• Trails
• Viewpoint water tower
• Nature
• Björkö homestead
• Boat-/fishing trips
• Kayak rental
• Miniature golf
• Galleri Siljans Bod
• Gym
• Beaches: Skarviks Holme,
Klarvik

/ EAT, DRINK & SERVICE
• Restaurang Seaside
• Pizzeria
• ICA Nära supermarket
• Fish store / restaurant
• Björkö Skeppshandel/shop
• Icecream, Glassboa (summertime)
• Ishus, Barlind Beer brewery/taproom
• Health center

BO / STAY
• Solhem hostel/camping
• Björkö SeaLodge
• Björkö guest harbour/RV park

GUEST HARBOUR / RV PARK

SKARVIKSHAMNEN En av de större gästhamnarna i kommunen. Här finns Restaurang Seaside, välsorterad skeppshandel & ICA, fiskaffär, glasskiosk, pizzeria, kajak/SUPuthyrning, grillplatser, mack, ishus, lekplats, fin minigolfbana, hantverksbod och mycket mera. Närhet till bad från klippor eller strand. Inom promenadavstånd finns strövområden och motionsspår.
• 40 gästplatser samt platser för korttidsbesökare
• 25 ställplatser husbil/husvagn året om
• 10 ställplatser Bessekroken, trailer ramp
• Hamndjup 2-7 meter
• Förtöjning fasta linor/bom
• Sugtömningsanläggning
• Dessutom: Mastkran, Båtlyft Trailerramp, WiFi
• Dockspot/Campingspot
Pjonken In the far north-east at Pjonken there are magnificent flower slopes, which are a popular excursion destination in early spring. Beneath old oaks, the ground is completely covered with blue anemones.
Ryds skog This forest is the largest contiguous forest area in the entire Öckerö municipality.
Biking Experience Björkö’s beautiful and varied nature from the saddle. Follow some of the island’s many jogging paths. From lightly trafficked roads to paths with challenges.
The nature The nature areas on Björkö are large and here there are paths that go through changing nature. On one and the same walk, you can walk through deciduous forest, past water lily ponds, along historic old farmland and idyllic farm environments, down to the island’s oldest fishing village, Bovik. The deciduous forest shines in the spring with white sedge, spring onion, goldenrod and lily of the valley.