Enets naturreservat

Enet is a wonderful nature reserve with fantastic swimming. The large "whale" creates a kind of protected lagoon from the waves of the sea. There is a soft sandy bottom on soft rocks. The depth is about 1.5m at its deepest. If you walk carefully to the right of the whale, you can dive in. The bottom is shallow, smooth rocks covered with slippery algae, under the algae grow mussels that become sharp for your feet when you walk there. Swimming shoes help. To the left of "Valen" it soon becomes shallow, you can swim carefully out, after a couple of three or four meters it becomes deep. There are often small fish and starfish in the deeper layer. Even further to the right towards Steninge you can also walk in but it is advisable to wear swimming shoes because the rocks become slippery when they are wet. On the other side of the Coastal Road there is a sign about cultivation, to build a stone fence farm to expand the cultivation area. Continue on the path up the hill and you will come to a Bronze Age site. Imagine 3500 years ago, the sea rose much higher (land uplift) and the hill you are standing on was a cape or even an island? What a good place to defend yourself against any enemies approaching from the sea. Like all Swedish nature reserves, entry is free but you are not allowed to spoil the nature, pick up stones etc. and do not litter. Leave the area exactly as you want it to look when you arrive.

Enet är ett underbart naturreservat med fantastiskt bad. Den stora "valen" skapar en sorts skyddad lagun från havets vågor. Där är det mjuk sandbotten på mjuka klippor. Djupet är ca 1.5m som djupast. Om man går försiktigt till höger om …

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