Bönhman

Bönhamn is an old fishing village on the Höga Kusten (High Coast), located in the parish of Nordingrå in Kramfors municipality. The small, well-preserved guest harbour is run by the Bönhamns Fiskehamnsförening (harbour association) and lies in a sheltered bay surrounded by high hills, with the characteristic red boathouses clustered tightly around the cove.

The guest harbour has four docks: to the east the large guest dock "Kajen" with evening sun, power outlets and a water hose, and to the west the smaller "lilla bryggan" with morning sun. There is room for 24 guest berths, and the depth varies from about 2(1) to 4 metres. Services are open from June to the end of August, with fees of 60 SEK for up to 4 hours, 130 SEK per night without electricity, or 150 SEK per night with electricity. Nautical charts 522 SW and 523 cover the waters, and the harbour is located at 62°52.9' N 18°27.2' E. The harbour has been awarded five stars by Svenska Gästhamnar.

The service building offers toilets, showers, internet/wifi, a kitchen, and a common room with TV. Electricity for battery charging and a grill area with sea views are available, and fresh water can be found at the docks. Note that the café "Bryggan" is closed for the summer of 2026 due to extensive water damage, with reopening planned for spring 2027.

Within walking distance you'll find a sandy beach and smooth rock slabs for sunbathing, coastal hiking trails, and Bönhamn's 17th-century fishing chapel.