Description
Klädesholmen is an island on the coast of Bohuslän that is connected to the mainland via a bridge. Klädesholmen is located opposite Skagen, Denmark's most northerly point, and therefore on the migratory route of many birds. The place is best after strong western winds and storms when many seabirds are blown into this western outpost. Among the seabirds you can see are hoholka lední, kormorán chocholatý, morčák prostřední, turpan hnědý, turpan černý, jespák mořský, racek tříprstý, alka malá, alkoun úzkozobý, alkoun obecný, terej bílý, potáplice malá, racek malý, chaluha velká and many more. sokol stěhovavý and orel mořský are often seen sitting on surrounding rocks. Also a chance on linduška skalní and sněhule severní.
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Access
A newly built windshelter provides shelter againts the strong winds. You can park in the little port. Click on the P in the map to get directions to the parking.
