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Rope ferry usable only from May to October

At the moment the bridge is unfortunately broken due to storm

Warning: At certain times of the year, blue-green algae can develop on Finnish beaches. It is advisable to ask locals beforehand whether there are blue-green algae. If so, swimming with children or animals is not recommended and a shower for adults is highly recommended. A mass proliferation of cyanobacteria can greatly reduce water quality and significantly limit the use of the water. The bacteria produce a variety of secondary metabolites that act as allelochemicals, antibiotics, hormones and toxins and can harm fish and zooplankton, for example. Some of the toxins are among the most powerful natural poisons and can also be dangerous to humans and land animals. Bathers can develop allergic skin reactions and inflammation. Swallowing water containing cyanobacteria can also cause stomach and intestinal infections.

Nice part of the lake circuit walk with beautiful boardwalk and bridges.

You find wooden boardwalks all over Teijo National Park. In this particular spot it leads over the water, that's covered in beautiful water lilies.

The medieval church built around 1460–1480 is located in the village of Tenhola. The church was designed by the same master builder who was in charge of designing the churches in Perniö, Sauvo, and Kemiö. Multiple excellent gravel roads will lead you to the village. The church has multiple sections from different time periods, but I think they have maintained the whole well. For example, the church tabernacle base is medieval, but the upper part was done in 1761. The tabernacle bell is a 13th-century model, making it the oldest church bell still in use in Finland.

This route, that starts from Karis sports center and ends up in Fiskars, was opened in May 2019. The picturesque trail takes you through cultural countryside landscapes while traveling past the villages of Billnäs, Åminnefors, Pojo and Fiskars. The incentive for this route came from Billnäs riding company (local riding club), that wished for a safe and fun riding route. The city of Raseborg answered, and as a result we now present a unique trail fit for walking, jogging, biking and riding. In its entirety, the length of the route is 11,3 km. Between Karis and Pojo the trail follows the old railroad base of the coastal railway, which was retired from use some 30 years ago. After leaving Karis, during the first two kilometers, the road is paved with asphalt, otherwise with gravel. From Pojo to Fiskars Village the route continues along the old Pässinrata, a narrow-railed railroad that used to connect Fiskars with Pojo harbor. Distance markers are situated on the route to mark every kil

In two places, rafts on the rope cross the Saharjärvi. Also for children a nice experience. On the island there is a nice barbecue area.