Your guide to Bureå

Burehällorna, Sarasand & Kollostranden

These polished stone slabs and sandy beaches are popular places to visit and meet up with friends

Go fishing in Bureälven

The pikeperch is the most unique thing for the river, and the pikeperch population is one of the few in Norrland, thus an exclusive experience in northern Sweden.

Linnéleden

In the 18th century, Carl von Linné walked along the Bureälven towards the sea and enjoyed nature. This is a walk in the footsteps of the king of flowers, an experience even today. The path has many nice rest areas.

Hedkammen nature reserve

Bright, open sand pine moors, rolling stones and ancient burial grounds meet those who visit the Hedkammen nature reserve. If you visit in the fall, you may also come across the coveted goliath musseron.

Freedom to roam

The Swedish freedom to roam is fantastic! It makes it possible for everyone to practice outdoor life and move freely and easily in nature, but it also places certain demands on those who visit it. Read more about the possibilities and obligations of the right of public access here.

Havsboden Burvik

In Sandvikens Fiskeläge, there are small fishing sheds scattered and in one of the sheds is Havsboden Burvik. Here you will find secondhand shopping and marine items in a unique natural and cultural environment. Sustainability is the focus and both secondhand and new locally produced items are sold. Open during summer time and weekends.

Thea Holmqvist | Västerdrottningen slår rot i Skellefteå

- As I kid I dreamed about the big city, so I chose to have my internship in Stockholm when it was time to get a higher degree. But wow, I did NOT like it! I dreamt about that life for so long, but I was like what is this? So when I was done with my studies I pretty much felt that yeah, I'm going home to Bureå, outside Skellefteå again.