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 to
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
Read moreThis is a small guest harbour with stern buoy moorings which got very full when I arrived there, picking my
Read moreIt was blowing a force 6 from the south west when I entered the perfectly sheltered bay at Moderrmagan but,
Read moreHanko is, in a sense, the exact opposite of Mariehamn. All the published sources go on about its great attractions
Read moreI was in Rosala a couple of times. Even in late June it was starting to get popular and by
Read moreHelsingholm was very busy in July, but I managed to find a wee spot amongst the motorboats, inshore of most
Read moreThis is a pleasant guest quay on a nature reserve island. It’s free, as far as I could tell (ed.
Read moreThis was a genuinely off-piste rock on which I spent a very pleasant and quiet night, but not one that
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