Sailing to Skuleberget and Skuleskogen National Park
To experience the High Coast and its unique mix of sailing, coastal walking, and hiking at the top, you have to sail out-of-the-way to less common destinations and venture to explore with your boat the more internal coast.
This allows you to enjoy the real heart of the Höga Kusten World Heritage, which will involve you and your crew in unique and inspiring experiences of its uncommon natural beauty.
For example, by leaving your mooring at Ulvön, Bönhamn, or Mjälton and heading your boat to the entrance of the Ullångersfjärden, you can enjoy the spectacular cruising to the village of Docksta, between Mjällomslandet and Värnsudden/Valabergen.
Entering the Dockstafjärden, you have from the water stunning views of three of the most beautiful peaks in the High Coast: Vårdkallberget (264m), Fäberget (197 m), and Skuleberget (295m).
Then, at the end of the fjord, you reach the moorings of the guest harbor in Docksta, which is close to the Skuleberget and the Skuleskogens National Park.
With your boat moored at the marina, that provides a perfect waterside base to Baltic Sea cruisers, you will easy access stunning outdoors in the area of Skule and facilities and commercial shops in Docksta.
