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Mythical Hanö

Mythical Hanö

Blekinge

Provided byHelena Schütz/Visit Blekinge
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Mythical Hanö

Mythical Hanö
Hanö, a fairytale island only half an hour by boat from Nogersund, beckons with a magical charm. The brief ferry ride reveals captivating stories, notably the Dragon tale, where a dragon crashed upon the lighthouse's first lighting. Hanö enchants visitors with three beautiful bathing places, a restaurant overlooking Hanö Bay, and a rich maritime heritage dating back to the 1800s.

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