Caves of Jeremias

The Caves of Jeremias are natural rock formations with vertical cliffs featuring deep cracks and grooves that create multiple chambers within the stone. These formations run along the shoreline and display the geological structure of the Finnish coast.

During the 18th century, when Finland was part of the Kingdom of Sweden, a local man named Jeremias deliberately misdirected English naval vessels in the area. His name remains connected to these caves as a reminder of that era.

These caves are part of a local walking route that introduces visitors to the geological features and coastal heritage of the region. People visit to experience the natural landscape and understand more about the area's character.

A designated parking area is located near the path to the caves, and marked trails guide visitors through the rock formations. The paths are straightforward to follow, making it easy for anyone to explore the area safely.

The varying sizes of the cave chambers allow visitors to discover different sections on their own, creating individual exploration experiences. These unmarked sections encourage personal discovery without a prescribed path to follow.