Things to do in Kivik, Skane County: The Best Sights & Landmarks

Guest harbor | Kivik guest harbor (55 41.3 N 14 13.8 E) Coast Card: 82 Archipelago map: 822 Ships and boat sports cards: 829, 839 Guest Places: Angle in line 214 °. Open: June-Aug. 10 gpl buoy. Nearby services: Bathing place, bank, bus stop, drinking water, shower, power outlet, guesthouse, hotel, food, environmental station, post office, restaurant, trailer ramp, water closet. Activities & attractions: Piraten statue, Kiviksgraven, Stenshuvud National park, sports field, tennis courts, swimming, fish smokehouse.

Popular beach is north of the community Vitemolla and consists of a mile long, wide sandy beach with white, fine-grained sand. The water's edge is bitwise gravelly and a few boulders is in the water. The swimming area is located in a nature reserve likemainly consists of a dunes,the beaches are nice recreational area. The bath is shallow with lively current conditions.

Haväng is a beautiful place and popular tourist destination, just north of Kivik and Vitemölla, at Verkeån's outlet in Hanö Bay. The area offers idyllic shore with long white beaches. Here is also the old Havängsdösen with stunning views of the bay and the sea. Sheep, cows and horses graze here and make sure the fields are kept open. The trails Österlenleden and Backaleden runs in the area.

The gem of the eel coast Vitemolla is long beaches, grazed sandy steppe, flowering slopes, gnarly pine trees and rainforest-like deciduous woodland. The entire recreation area is a nature reserve. Here, you walk on unmarked trails, swim and enjoy the tranquility. Or visit the outdoor museum Lindgrens langa in Havang. The Skaneleden Trail passes through the area.

Fruit orchard, cider factory and farm shop in Skogsdala, Kivik.

In the eastern outskirts at Kivik you find the big bronze age cairn "Kiviksgraven" and Café Sågmöllan (sawmill). The 3 500-year-old bronze age mound hides a cist coved with petroglyphs. The images tell us about travel, both living and spiritual, rituals and ceremonies. They also show us musical instruments, clothing and objects. The cairn with its unique coffin, however, is not the oldest grave monument which stood here. When the cairn was built, an already 2,000 year old burial site, was torn down. The oldest grave discovery from a pit under the mound is actually 6,000 years! The youngest is from the late iron age, around 550 AD. You find the whole prehistoric Österlen in one place! On the property, you also find the oldest café in the area Café Sågmöllan. We are open May-September.