Näsby

Näsby is a locality in Öland, Sweden. It is situated in the Borgholm Municipality and is primarily known for its coastal location. Historically, Näsby has been a small fishing village, and remnants of this heritage can still be observed in the area. The landscape surrounding Näsby is typical of Öland, characterized by its flat terrain, alvar (limestone heathland), and a distinct coastline.

The village itself is modest, comprising residential buildings and a few older structures. Its proximity to the Kalmar Strait offers scenic views and opportunities for coastal activities. Näsby does not possess major tourist attractions but serves as a tranquil base for exploring the southern and central parts of Öland. The area benefits from the island's generally mild climate and its unique natural environment, which attracts visitors seeking a quiet escape.

Agriculture has also played a role in the local economy, with fields surrounding the village. Näsby is connected by local roads, facilitating access to other parts of Öland. The community is small and relatively self-contained, reflecting the lifestyle common in many rural settlements on the island. Its peaceful atmosphere and natural beauty are its defining characteristics.