Sigsarve strand, Public beach in Gotland Municipality, Sweden.
Sigsarve strand is a beach on the northwestern coast of Gotland, within the Hall-Hangvar nature reserve. It is reached by a small road leading down from road 149, and a small fishing hamlet with a few boathouses stands next to the beach.
Sigsarve strand lies in the Hall-Hangvar nature reserve on north-western Gotland. The small fishing hamlet beside it, with its few boathouses, is part of the national interest area "Gotländska fiskelägen" (Gotland fishing hamlets). In 2006 the TV Christmas calendar "Kronprinsen som försvann" was partly filmed on the beach.
The small fishing hamlet by the beach consists of a few boathouses (liggbodar) and is part of the national interest area "Gotländska fiskelägen" (Gotland fishing hamlets). The TV Christmas calendar Kronprinsen som försvann was partly filmed at Sigsarve strand.
Sigsarve strand lies on Gotland's northwest coast and is reached by a small road turning off route 149. It forms part of the Hall-Hangvar nature reserve, so the reserve's rules apply. A few liggbodar, the small boathouses of a fishing hamlet, stand next to the beach.
The TV Christmas calendar "Kronprinsen som försvann" was partly filmed at Sigsarve strand, so viewers may recognise the shoreline and fishing huts from the series.
The community of curious travelers
AroundUs brings together thousands of curated places, local tips, and hidden gems, enriched daily by 93,952 contributors worldwide.