105 Rocks – Kuorsalo – harbour
I arrived here on the way back from the Russian border and in pleasant, calm conditions it was a
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105 Rocks – Haapasaari – guest harbour
As well as the ridiculous number of spare ‘A’s, this is one of the two border points for heading
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105 Rocks – Kaunissaari – guest harbour
This is a pleasant, sandy island with a twee village, nice walks and a proper guest harbour with reasonable
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105 Rocks – Lillfjärden – natural harbour
This is another free nature reserve harbour with stern buoys. There’s not many spaces and you’ll have to squeeze
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105 Rocks – Bockhamn – natural harbour
Bockhamn is a wee, free, nature reserve quay, with stern buoys, in a beautifully sheltered round bay. The entrance
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105 Rocks – Helsingin Moottorivenekerho – marina
There’s a few places to moor near the centre of Helsinki and, as you’d expect, a whole load of
Read more105 Rocks – Stora Bredskär – sailing club harbor
Having given up on Stora Brändö (No 98) I noticed 4 or 5 stern buoys off the west side
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105 Rocks – Stora Brändö – natural harbour
This is a free, nature reserve harbour with a pontoon to tie to the outside of with the use
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105 Rocks – Elisaari – guest harbour
This is a ridiculously sheltered harbour on an island owned by the City of Helsinki, up a stupidly narrow,
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105 Rocks – Jussarö – guest harbour
This is a small guest harbour with stern buoy moorings which got very full when I arrived there, picking
Read more105 Rocks – Modermagan – natural harbour
It was blowing a force 6 from the south west when I entered the perfectly sheltered bay at Moderrmagan
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105 Rocks – Hanko/Hangö – marina
Hanko is, in a sense, the exact opposite of Mariehamn. All the published sources go on about its great
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105 Rocks – Rosala – guest harbour
I was in Rosala a couple of times. Even in late June it was starting to get popular and
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105 Rocks – Helsingholm – guest harbour
Helsingholm was very busy in July, but I managed to find a wee spot amongst the motorboats, inshore of
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