Turku

Beaches and Wetlands

This collection highlights the diverse coastal and inland landscapes of the Turku region, ranging from accessible sandy shores to protected mire systems. It includes Ekvalla, known for its inclusive facilities on Satava island, and the historic Brinkhallin uimaranta. The list also features the extensive peatlands of Kurjenrahka National Park, such as Pikkurahka and Riitasuo, which offer specialized habitats for birdlife and boardwalk trails through unique marsh and swamp ecosystems.

Koirauimaranta

Dedicated swimming area for dogs located in the Ruissalo district.

Rantakahvila Juho Kusti

Beachfront café in Kaarina offering canoe rentals and sandy shoreline access.

Kulkkilanlahti

Coastal marsh area near Naantali known for birdwatching and wetland vegetation.

Pikkurahka

Part of the Kurjenrahka National Park mire system, featuring raised bog landscapes and peatland.

Pitkäsuo

Peatland area within the Kurjenrahka National Park region.

Riitasuo

Natural mire and swamp forest area located north of Turku.

Kurjenrahka

Large national park area consisting of extensive raised bogs, marshes, and primeval forests with established hiking trails.

Vähä Vajosuo

Protected wetland area characterized by swampy terrain and bog vegetation.

Ekvalla

Accessible sandy beach on Satava island featuring ramps for wheelchairs and specialized facilities for the visually impaired.

Brinkhallin uimaranta

Public swimming area on Kakskerta island, situated near the historic 18th-century Brinkhall Manor.

Maarian uimaranta

Freshwater swimming beach located on the shores of the Maaria Reservoir.

Pikkujärvi

Small wetland and swamp area located in the Hirvensalo district.