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On Hanö there is one of Blekinge's largest hornbeam forests and the atmosphere in this is almost magical as the moss lies like a blanket over rocks and paths with ferns that grow a little here and there. Other parts of the island's overgrown parts are made up of meadows and shrublands. The bushes contribute greatly to the beauty of the island through their beautiful flowers and fruits. This applies especially to sea buckthorn, oleander, sedge and rosehip. There are also white, blue and yellow sedges, mulberries, lily of the valley and orchids.

The white loop goes around the entire island and appeals to those who want a varied nature experience. On the south side, you walk on the slightly more demanding paths through the hornbeam forest, which is then replaced by cobblestone fields and eventually more accessible land and paths.

At the northern end you will find the spectacular Bönsäcken, a stone revel that juts out into the water and consists of millions of oval, water-sanded stones in constant motion as the weather and wind carry them back and forth. Next to the English Cemetery, which is a reminder of Napoleon's trade blockade in the early 19th century, there is a barbecue area.