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Comfortable and well-managed Mussalo campsite The area includes varied terrain; lawn, trees and rocky sea shore totaling 2.8 ha. Mussalo campsite is open daily and serves as a publicly operated campsite from June 1st - August 31st. Right on the beach there are two saunas that heat up every day from June 1st to August 31st and a new tent sauna. Use of the sauna during the general sauna shift is included in the daily price. https://sfcmussalo.fi/

Space enough up top to stop for a quick breather, nice view above the waters

Nice view and a wide enough shoulder to stop for a pic

TIP FOR ROUTE PLANNING FOR THE GREAT ARCHIPELAGO RING ROUTE in a clockwise direction: A possible route plan for the Great Archipelago Ring Cycle Route starting from Turku in a clockwise direction can consist of 4-5 day sections (depending on fitness). If campsites are used, here is a possible suggestion: Day 1: Because I was coming from Helsinki, I drove 23 KM or around 1:20 from Turku to Camping Solliden (solliden.fi/) in Pargas/Parainen Day 2: Camping Solliden to Camping Kittuis (kittuiscamping.fi/) is around 64 km or 4 hours. Day 3: Camping Kittuis to Camping Livonsaari is 90 KM or 5 hours (livonsaarencaravan.fi/). Day 4: Camping Livonsaari to Turkku is around 40 km or 2.5 hours on the last day - then you can also travel back to Helsinki An alternative campsite for day 4 would be a campsite in Mussalo, which would have shortened day 3 a bit (sfcmussalo.fi/) Of course, you can also spend the night in nature in Finland with the right of public roaming (Jokamiehenoikeus). However, you have to follow certain rules. visitfinland.com/en/articles/finnish-everyman-rights-the-right-to-roam. The hours given are purely driving times.

quiet road with gentle rolling hills and roadbike-friendly gravel (if that isn’t your cup of tea, the detour via Rauduistentie/Velkuantie is fully paved), nice seaside views in many places

The separation of church and bell tower is architecturally interesting. The war memorial is across the street.

A historic baroque manor house built in 1655. Birthplace and childhood home of Carl Gustaf Mannerheim, sixth president of Finland. There is a small cafeteria/lunch restaurant. It also offers an accommodation and a sauna next to the sea.

Good and family friendly camping ground - predominantly campers, but some tent space in the rocks by the sea (beautiful sunsets). Free and good sauna, kitchen, playground for kids and a small and easy accessible beach.