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Ohtakari Lighthouse stands on a small island along Finland’s west coast, surrounded by a charming old fishing village and vast views over the Bothnian Sea. It’s a peaceful spot to experience traditional coastal life and enjoy dramatic seaside sunsets.

Former independent municipality, Ullava is part of the greater city of Kokkola since 2009. It is located in the Central Ostrobothnia region and has around one thousand inhabitants.

The Norpanjärvi lake is located few kilometres north of Ullava and it's really quiet and beautiful. A couple of small islands and a red cottage are easily visible from the bridge.

The town of Kannus, situated in the Central Ostrobothnia region, has around 5.000 inhabitants. The name of the village itself comes from the Sami roots of Kannus and means "Sami witch drum".

Former independent municipality and now part of Kokkola, Kälviä has around 4.500 inhabitants and and it's part of the Central Ostrobothnia region.

This cycle way runs though a very green forest in the western side of Kokkola. It's pleasant and quiet to be biking around here.

Ojanjärvi lake is a picturesque freshwater lake located in southern Finland, near the town of Kokkola. Known for its clear waters and scenic natural beauty, it is a popular spot for outdoor activities such as fishing, swimming, and boating, offering a peaceful retreat in Finland’s stunning landscape.

Kokkola Camping is located just 100m from the sea. There is a large barbecue table and a bathing jetty on the beach.