Gulf of Finland National Park

Gulf of Finland National Park is a unique marine nature destination located off the coast of Kotka and Virolahti. The national park consists of dozens of islands and islets, with open sea, rocky islands, rugged skerries, and diverse archipelago landscapes defining the scenery.

The park offers excellent opportunities for boating, kayaking, fishing, wildlife watching, and exploring the archipelago. Travelling between the islands allows visitors to experience the open landscapes of the Gulf of Finland while discovering the area's diverse nature.

The national park is particularly known for its rich birdlife. Numerous seabirds nest on the islands, while the area also serves as an important resting place for migratory birds during their spring and autumn migrations. The rugged archipelago provides a habitat for a wide variety of plant and animal species.

Eastern Gulf of Finland National Park combines marine nature, peaceful island landscapes, and the spectacular scenery of the Gulf of Finland. It is the perfect destination for anyone looking to experience the Finnish coast and archipelago in an authentic natural setting.