Scan Magazine – August 2018

Issue 115 | August 2018 | 79

Scan Magazine | Special Theme | Top Autumn Experiences in Sweden

It makes for a living countryside and cre-
ates job opportunities.”

Brokamåla has great accommodation
in the form of a number of cosy cottag-
es — and an old barn dating back to the
1700s — each with two to three bed-
rooms, kitchen and bathroom, and, of
course, with nature just around the cor-
ner. There is also an old building with a
hayloft, which hosts four bedrooms, and
conference facilities for groups. “This
is what we call simplicity with finesse,”
smiles Lars. Food is also an important
part of the concept, with meals provided
by Jämshögs Gästgivaregård — an inn
that dates from 1888 and which these
days is also owned by the Sällströms.

Plenty of local, organic produce is in-

cluded on the menu as well as wild boar,

moose, deer and salmon trout.

A fisherman’s dream

Blekinge offers world-class fishing

along its coast and stunning archipela-

go, as well as in the many lakes and in

the famous Mörrums river 20 minutes

away, where people from all over the

world come to catch salmon and trout.

The region is also a major player as a

golf destination, and is often called the

Swedish Golf Coast. There are eight well-

managed golf courses, with challenges

for both amateur and professional play-

ers. Brokamåla offers tailor-made pack-

ages, with fishing, golf and more.

“After a day of adventures, such as fish-

ing or hunting, and a lovely three-course

dinner from the inn, our guests can take

a short walk down to the lake and enjoy

our nature spa,” says Maria. This has a

sauna and two wooden bathtubs, ideal

for well-deserved rest and relaxation.

The estate also houses an old 18th cen-

tury underground storehouse, which is

still used to store food, as well as hosting

events such as whisky and beer tastings.

Brokamåla Estate is conveniently lo-

cated in close proximity to the charm-

ing cities and towns of Karlskrona,

Karlshamn, Sölvesborg and Olofström,

meaning that there is plenty to explore

for curious visitors.

Web: http://www.brokamala.se

Facebook: Brokamåla-Gård

Lars and Maria Sällström