Stenskär - island in Piteå archipelago

The quiet, sparkling lagoon at Stenskär attracts many visitors with its long sandy beach. The island also has a rich bird life, archaeological remains of old labyrinths and far into the creak there is a picturesque fishing village with redpainted, fishermen's cottages.

It should be remembered that Stenskär is part of a nature reserve, which means that visitors should show respect for nature while here. Fishing enthusiasts can make their way to the Sound between Lill- and Stor-Leskär to find excellent grayling.

On Stenskär is a labyrinth - it's significance is unknown, but they appear in the Norrland coast. Perhaps they were built to bring luck to the men fishing.