Täglö

Täglö is a small island located in the Stockholm archipelago, Sweden. It is part of the Nynäshamn Municipality. The island is known for its natural beauty and is a popular destination for day trips and summer holidays for residents of the surrounding areas. Täglö features rocky shores, wooded areas, and several small coves.

Access to Täglö is typically via boat. During the summer months, ferry services operate, connecting the island to the mainland, often from Nynäshamn. The island offers opportunities for outdoor activities such as swimming, fishing, and hiking. There are no permanent year-round residents, and the island's infrastructure is limited, primarily consisting of summer cottages and a few basic amenities for visitors.

The history of Täglö is tied to the traditional archipelago lifestyle, where islands like this served as grazing land or provided resources for mainland communities. Over time, it became a place for leisure and recreation. The environmental conditions on Täglö are typical of the Baltic Sea coast, with brackish water and a diverse, though often sparse, flora and fauna adapted to the specific climate. Its relative remoteness contributes to its appeal as a tranquil escape from urban life.