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A rocky shoreline of the Finnish archipelago.

Win a Stay on an Island

Competition open until January 31st 2026

Win a Stay on an Island — Nominate Yourself or Someone You Think Deserves it Most

Saaristo (Finnish for archipelago, or group of islands) is a vast maze of islands and islets in the Baltic Sea, in southwestern Finland. Now is your chance to nominate someone to experience this place, where the biggest plan of the day might be heating the sauna.

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A person jumping on rocks in the Finnish Archipelago
The Archipelago of Finland
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Reaching Saaristo is easier than you might imagine.
A child watching the horizon in the Finnish archipelago.

Whether flying from afar or traveling by train, boat, or car, the archipelago is well-connected and ready to take you on an adventure.

How to get there

Explore Saaristo’s various islands and regions

Where is Saaristo? Discover where this magical archipelago lies and what natural wonders await across its islands — both along Finland’s coast and further out in the Baltic Sea.

Explore Destination

Experience it once, and it will live in you forever.

Year-round adventures, stunning landscapes, gourmet dining, and rich cultural heritage. Saaristo has it all.

The Bentskär lighthouse.
A sunset in Saaristo.
Paddling in finnish archipelago
A person trekking in the archipelago
Woman eating
Wavy clouds on the sky.
The Aura riverside at night.

Stories from Saaristo

Discover stories that range from the tiniest details in archipelago nature to life-shaping insights from islanders.

Said by Saaristo visitors

“Fantastic scenery, great service, tasty food, and beautiful nature. And the sauna! It's like the eighth wonder of the world, truly a unique experience.“
“The best thing was just enjoying the food and nature.“
“My favourite experience was the amazing sauna, and the overall feel of being in a separate bubble.“
“Stunning views and a spectacular smoke sauna.“
“A guided tour in nature, learning about the culture and traditions, doing outdoor activities like canoeing, a walk in the forest, cooking with a local... these were the favorite experiences.“