The closest island accessible from the mainland is perfect for a day trip visit. You can find nature trails, a playground, a swimming beach, and a summer Café located in the old fisherman cabin. Camping on the island is prohibited, but you can use several outdoor cooking shelters for cooking and picnics. The city of Espoo provides the firewood. The island is also known for the pavilion imitating a temple to Poseidon, which is located in the private area of the island. During summer, you can reach the island from the mainland by kayaking, canoeing, or SUP boarding from Matinkylä Beach, where Natura Viva's equipment rental point is located.
Services on the island
- Summer Café in an old fisherman's cabin
- Nature trails around the island
- Two drinking water points on the island
- Cooking shelters & firewood
- Playground
- Swimming beach
- Viewpoint tower
Note: Camping is NOT allowed.
You can reach the island by public boats from harbors in
Red line – Route Line from Otaniemi with harbors in Suomenoja, Nokkala, Haukilahti, and Otaniemi.
Yellow line – Direct Line from harbors in Suomenoja, Nokkala, and Haukilahti.
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