The harbour is located on the northeastern headland. Approach on a bearing of 301° along the leading line shown on the chart. Keep close to the end of the pier and turn to starboard after passing it to avoid the shallow area inside the harbour.

Explore an old fishing village with a chapel and fishermen’s huts dating back to the 17th century. The lighthouse was built in the early 19th century and was one of the first to guide maritime traffic along this coast. The area boasts rich flora and fauna. There is a sheltered bathing beach at Toppatall, 2 km away.

The island has given its name to the Jungfrukusten (Virgin Coast), the coastal stretch between Älvkarleby and Sundsvall.