Seili hospital island revisited
One of the most remarkable islands and boating destinations in the Archipelago Sea is the former hospital island Seili.
Read moreThe sailing locations and harbours.
One of the most remarkable islands and boating destinations in the Archipelago Sea is the former hospital island Seili.
Read moreToday Loviisa is a quaint small city especially known for it’s pretty wooden houses. The Laivasilta marina offers good services and lots of activities in the heart of the wooden house district.
Read moreKotka is the biggest city on the eastern Gulf of Finland. Kotka offers boaters all the services of a major city, a strong maritime heritage and good services in the Sapokka marina.
Read moreHamina is the eastern-most city on the Gulf of Finland. Head for the Rampsi marina on the Tervasaari peninsula to visit to the circular city.
Read moreOne of the few safe routes into the Archipelago sea passes just west of the Utö lighthouse island and the lagoon to the north of the main island is a very good natural harbor. These are two of the main reasons why Utö has been one of the most important navigational landmarks in the Archipelago sea […]
Read moreI arrived here on the way back from the Russian border and in pleasant, calm conditions it was a great
Read moreAs well as the ridiculous number of spare ‘A’s, this is one of the two border points for heading to
Read moreThis is a pleasant, sandy island with a twee village, nice walks and a proper guest harbour with reasonable berthing
Read moreThis is another free nature reserve harbour with stern buoys. There’s not many spaces and you’ll have to squeeze around
Read moreBockhamn is a wee, free, nature reserve quay, with stern buoys, in a beautifully sheltered round bay. The entrance
Read moreThere’s a few places to moor near the centre of Helsinki and, as you’d expect, a whole load of marinas
Read moreThis is a free, nature reserve harbour with a pontoon to tie to the outside of with the use of
Read moreThis is a ridiculously sheltered harbour on an island owned by the City of Helsinki, up a stupidly narrow, reedy
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