At most here was 340 persons living in the beginning of 1900.
If you are going up the stairs to Lotsberget you will see a view to Skagsudde in the north and to Högbonden in the south.
Ulvön have a most worth seeing, very fine decorated chapel from 1622. Some people do think the chapel will be as old as from the 1300:s.
On the south and on the north of Ulvön there is two deserteded fishingvillages. In the south, Marviksgrunnan, in the north - Sandviken, with a very fine sandy beach and fishingshead for rent. Sandviken have now become a culture reserve. Both places is well worth to a visit.
The close situated island, Mjältön, is the highest island of Sweden (you see, the name - high coast).
Ulvön is well attended, especially on the midsummer with many vary kinds of boats. Later in the summer here is a smell, yes, you see... it´s FERMENTED BALTIC HERRING.
Here you can see the High Coast-boat at
Mjällomslandet.
The entrance to the harbor of Ulvön and...
the old, inside very fine decorated chapel on
the hillside up on the way to Lotsberget (you
will pass a holiday village).
© Monica Lundin 2002
Last updated 2003-04-01, E-mail