THE ARCHIPELAGO | FURTHER OUT - Visit Nynäshamn

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012 Nynäshamn
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Sweden has a well-established law and practice known as Allemansrätten (common right of access to private land). This law gives you the
right to enjoy nature, also on privately owned land. You can even camp for up to three nights without special permission just about anywhere,
provided you do so outside private home zones, which usually cover approximately a normal garden or the area within sight of a residential
property or other place where a person resides. You may of course not pick cultivated flowers, crops or fruit, though you can take berries and
mushrooms. Nor can you build a fire anyhow, litter or damage nature in any way.
If you paddle south from the guest harbor you will eventually end up where this picture was taken last summer. If you hurry it takes 20 minutes,
if you’re more laid back you will spend an hour in the kayak before reaching the southern part of the island Yttre Gården.
If you would like to paddle in Nynäshamn, there are practically no limits other than your imagination. Kayaks are available for hire in many
places in the municipality. Photo: Niclas Sjögren