It was built in medieval times, but enlarged over the centuries. The current look is from the late 19th century. It is surrounded by over 150 small log houses, which were built as stables so local people travelling all the way to Sunday church could keep them safe.
Church built 1783.
Open air museum area with over 20 historical houses to discover allowing a great insight into 19th-century countryside life. Step inside a traditional country shop, learn about wedding traditions and don't miss the pharmacy museum.
Church built 1875–1878, when Övermark became an independent parish (since 2014 a chapel of Närpes).
Island in the Natura 2000 area of the outer archipelago. Jetty and anchorage, nature trail, sauna. The former coast guard station is now a rental cabin (see Sleep below). The sturdier southern pier has a voluntary fee. The nature is fragile, be respectful.
Beach, miniature golf, beach volley, SUP rental etc. Summer restaurant (Restaurang Seaside). Occasional dances and other events. Marina.