Enter another world by sailing out to Trysunda and its idyllic little fishing settlement that is the best preserved along the entire coast. The name Trysunda comes from the three sounds that earlier protected the harbour. Due to land uplift, there is only one sound remaining today, but the magic from the 1500s when the fishing settlement was founded is still felt on the island.
Several walking trails lead from the harbour to different swimming beaches – make sure you don't miss Storviken on the eastern coast of the island. The geology of the island originates from volcanic activity, which can be seen in Storviken with its colourful stony beach. Black, grey and red stones cover the entire beach with the Nordinggrå granite dating back 1.5 billion years. The viewpoint on Kapellberget is also worth a visit so you can see the varied geological formations on the island all at once.
The fishing chapel is from the 1600s and is one of the most beautiful in the High Coast region with exquisite wall paintings. Everywhere you look you will see scenes from a postcard. You can sail here from Örnsköldsvik or Köpmanholmen where you can find guest marinas open for visitors. During the summer season you can also enjoy a meal at the café or at Trysunda hostel.
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