Furuboda Strand is a hidden gem along Sweden’s southeastern coast, offering a peaceful escape into nature. The beach is characterized by its fine, white sand and shallow waters, making it ideal for swimming, sunbathing, and leisurely walks along the shore. Surrounded by lush pine forests, the area provides a serene atmosphere, perfect for those looking to unwind away from the crowds.
At Furuboda Strand, you can find charming old fishermen’s houses that add to the area’s unique coastal charm. These small, traditional wooden cottages, often painted in classic Swedish red or other earthy tones, reflect the region’s fishing heritage. Nestled among the dunes and pine trees, they create a picturesque and peaceful setting, blending seamlessly with the surrounding nature. While many of these houses are now used as summer homes or vacation rentals, they still retain their historical character, offering visitors a glimpse into the simple and rustic lifestyle of the past.
How to get there
By Car: From Kristianstad, take Route 118 south towards Åhus. Continue on Route 118 past Åhus and follow signs toward Furuboda. The journey takes about 25 minutes.
By Public Transport: Take a bus from Kristianstad to Åhus (Skånetrafiken operates regular services). From Åhus, transfer to a local bus or taxi to reach Furuboda Strand. The trip takes around 40–50 minutes in total.
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