Ulvön

Ulvön consists of two islands, with the main village being located on the northern island. The marina has 70 berths and is operated by the Ulvön hotel. It is not possible to book a berth in advance in the marina. During the peak of the season in July, it is advisable to arrive early afternoon to get a berth. Alternatively, anchoring or mooring "on the rock" is possible further south in the ulvösund. There is a Svenska Kryssar Klubb buoy at the north tip of the southern island, and a natural harbour on the east coast of the southern island.

The Ulvön chapel is decorated with interesting frescoes. The chapel was built in 1622 by fishermen coming from Gävle. The small local museum is worth a visit as well as the pilot station on the top of the island.

Ulvön, July 2016
Ulvön, July 2016
Ulvön, June 2019
Ulvön, July 2016
Ulvön chapel, July 2016
Ulvön chapel, June 2019
Ulvön chapel, June 2019
Gustav från Gefle, 1770, Ulvön chapel, June 2019
Ulvön chapel, June 2019

Råå Mentor, Ulvön church, June 2019

Ulvön, June 2019v
Ulvön, June 2019
Ulvön, June 2019

Getting there

By public transport

There is a ferry operated all year long from Köpmanholmen, and in summer additional ferries are operated from Docksta, Ullänger or Mjällomslandet.

By sailing boat

Ulvön is located half way between Sundsvall and Umeå. The Ulvön straight is well protected and offers anchoring and mooring as well as a full service marina.

Ulvön

  • Coordinates: 63.01621515, 18.63880522
  • 62 miles from Umeå
  • 52 miles from Sundsvall