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Vitträsk is a popular local swimming lake, providing a nice freshwater alternative to the Baltic beaches. It warms up more quickly in summer and often stays several degrees warmer than coastal waters. Unlike the beaches, Vitträsk is also surrounded by trees, making it a good option for windy days when the sea is choppy. There is no real beach, but several places with offer smooth rock edges and gently sloping access to the water.

The museum displays items from island households of the past, everyday objects from historic farm and island life. The cottage housing the museum is in a lovely location on the south shore, overlooking the sea and rugged coast.

Bistro Sågen is set in a converted old sawmill near Skälvik on Svartsö. It has a rustic, classically archipelago vibe. You can book in advance - that might be a good call in the main summer season.

Storträsket is the largest freshwater lake on the island of Svartsö. It is nestled in a beautiful location surrounded by forest and low hills with some wetland edges. The area feels quiet and secluded, making a nice contrast to the busier coastal areas. Some of the shoreline is quite soft, or covered in reed beds, so it's less often used for swimming. It is a great place to stop and relax.

highly reccomendation

beautiful small campground with swimming

small bistro with changing menu. You can look at the small own vegetable garden directly, the service is super friendly. we came on pizza day which was homemade and great.

A lovely little swimming spot by the lake, also ideal for camping. Please note that the lake provides drinking water for the surrounding houses; do not bring sunscreen, dish soap, shampoo, etc. into the water.