Norrhamn

Landsort - Norrhamnen lies in Skravleviken on the northwest side of Öja in the Stockholm archipelago, at a concrete quay exposed to strong westerly winds. The marina has about 30 guest berths moored to buoy/anchor, with a harbour depth of 2.5 m. The guest fee starts from SEK 300 per night. The harbour offers toilets and showers (4 of each), a waste station, sewage pump-out and holding tank emptying, a trailer slipway and a mast crane, plus a laundry room (SEK 100/wash) and shore power on the pontoon (10 outlets, SEK 80). Bicycle rental is available on site, and drinking water can be collected by jerry can. Landsort is Sweden's oldest and perhaps most important pilot and lighthouse station, and an ERSTA battery from the Cold War is displayed on the island's northern part. A café and restaurant are found 3 km away, along with a bathing spot, giant's kettles, the plague cemetery, the labyrinth, the nature trail, the bird observatory and the chapel in the village of Storhamn, plus the lighthouse 4 km from the harbour. A passenger boat runs 3 km to Ankarudden, from where bus 852 connects to Nynäshamn 15 km away. Moor at the buoy in Skravleviken and explore Landsort's lighthouse and nature trails on foot.