Ekenäs Archipelago National Park, Marine national park in Raseborg, Finland
Ekenäs Archipelago National Park is a marine protected area with wooded islands, rocky islets, and open waters in Finland's coastal region. The park combines forested land, bare rock formations, and seascape across its span of protected waters.
The park was established in 1989 to protect Finland's coastal marine environment. This action marked an important moment in safeguarding this sensitive region for the future.
The Rödjan farmstead on Älgö island shows how people once lived and worked in this island world. Visitors can see tools and learn about the daily routines of those who made their living from the sea.
Most visitors need a boat to reach the area, with water taxis available for those without personal watercraft. Good weather is important for safe boat travel, so check conditions before planning your visit.
From April to July, certain areas close to boat traffic and visitors to protect nesting waterfowl. During these months, the natural cycle of bird breeding takes priority in parts of the park.
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