Långviksskär

Protected since: 1983. Boundary revised in 2025

Area: 9.6 hectares, of which 8.1 hectares are land

Character: Archipelago landscape, cultural heritage environment, meadowland

Municipality: Värmdö

Landowner: Private owners and the Swedish Environmental Protection Agency

Managing authority: Stockholm County Administrative Board

Protection status: Nature reserve.

Other information: Part of the Natura 2000 site Bullerö–Bytta (SE0110088)

Långviksskär can be reached by your own boat or boat taxi.

Welcome as a guest in nature! Please follow the rules of the nature reserve so that together we can help protect and preserve the environment.

As a visitor to the reserve, you are not allowed to:

• Damage the seabed or lakebed, rock, soil, boulders, or stones, for example by drilling, carving, or painting.
• Remove or stack stones.
• Break branches, fell, or otherwise damage living or dead trees and shrubs.
• Dig up plants; pick or collect mosses or lichens; or remove attached algae or wood-growing fungi.
• Set up tents, tarps, wind shelters, hammocks, or similar: Within areas marked on the map (Appendix 3 of the decision). For more than two consecutive nights in the same place in other areas.
• Within areas marked on the map (Appendix 3 of the decision).
• For more than two consecutive nights in the same place in other areas.
• Anchor or moor a vessel at a jetty.
• Anchor or moor a vessel in the same place for more than two consecutive nights.
• Light fires outside designated areas, except when using a raised grill or camping stove.
• Bring a dog or other pet that is not kept on a leash.
• Cause disturbing noise.
• Take off or land with manned or unmanned aircraft (including drones).

Without a permit from the County Administrative Board, it is prohibited to:

• Collect amphibians or reptiles.
• Collect insects, spiders, snails, slugs, or other invertebrates.
• Organize competitions or other events held wholly or partly on land with more than 150 participants.
• Place orienteering controls, ribbons, markers, or similar items.
• Conduct scientific studies involving marking, collecting, trapping, or other measures that may impact the natural environment.