In the forest inside the beach, there is a pine-covered flying sand area. In the area, which is a nature reserve, you can find insects such as ant lions and plants such as the protected martorn. South of the beach you can visit the Byrum's raukar, unique and peculiar limestone formations carved out of the bedrock by the sea's constant wave movements. There are about a hundred raukar along a 600-meter long beach strip that creat parts of the coastal landscape. The tallest rauk reach 4 meters in height. Byrums Raukar is a protected natural monument. Raukar occurs only on the Swedish Baltic islands Öland and Gotland. While at the site you have a good chance to find fossils in the limestone. Please note: It is prohibited to remove fossils from the rauks or collect loose fossils from the ground.

There are two parking spots at Byrym-Sanvik so if the first one is full just continue a little bit further on the road. This bathing place is classified as an EU bath.