Dyrö

Dyrö is a small island located in the archipelago of Bohuslän, Sweden. Administratively, it is part of Lysekil Municipality in Västra Götaland County. The island is known for its rugged coastal landscape, characterized by cliffs, skerries, and a relatively sparse vegetation of pine and heather. Its maritime history is evident in the presence of fishing villages and old sea markers.

The island's primary settlement is also called Dyrö, and it is home to a small, permanent population, though this number increases significantly during the summer months with the arrival of tourists and summer residents. Fishing has historically been the main industry, and the harbor still serves fishing boats and pleasure craft. Dyrö is a popular destination for day trips and short stays, attracting visitors interested in nature, hiking, and the archipelago's distinct atmosphere.

Access to Dyrö is primarily by ferry from the mainland port of Havstensund. The island offers walking trails that allow visitors to explore its natural beauty and enjoy views of the surrounding sea. The relatively undeveloped nature of Dyrö contributes to its appeal as a place for relaxation and experiencing the coastal environment of western Sweden.