Ljusterö

Ljusterö is an island located in the Stockholm archipelago in Sweden. Administratively, it is part of Österåker Municipality. The island is relatively large, with a diverse landscape characterized by forests, rocky shores, and agricultural land. It is a popular destination for both permanent residents and summer visitors, attracted by its natural beauty and proximity to Stockholm.

The island's history is intertwined with maritime activities and agriculture. Like many islands in the archipelago, Ljusterö has a long tradition of fishing and farming. Over time, its appeal as a summer retreat grew, leading to the development of summer houses and recreational facilities. Access to Ljusterö is primarily by ferry from Sundskär, a mainland connection.

Ljusterö offers various amenities and activities for its inhabitants and visitors. These include small shops, a school, and recreational areas. The archipelago environment provides opportunities for boating, swimming, and exploring the numerous small islands and skerries surrounding Ljusterö. The natural environment is a key feature, with walking trails and places to enjoy the coastal scenery. The island's population increases significantly during the summer months due to the influx of seasonal residents and tourists.