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Only now do I realise it's seaside beach 🫣😱🤣 ! My bad, I'm usually cycling by lakes!

Good ride

Nice view

The Museum Kvarnen is located between Vaasa and Sundom, but it's permanently close as of today. You can still enjoy the view of a beautiful red mill just outside of it.

From this cycleway north of Vaasa, you can get out of the city in a secure and brilliant way. Enjoy the glimpses of nature, with waters and trees all around you!

Björköby is the main town in the Björkö island. It's located in the westernmost part of Finland and its harbour is called Svedjehamn.

From this tiny island in front of Suvilathi, a district in souther Vaasa, you can enjoy views of the city and of the water. Nature and civilisation here mix up beautifully.

On this non-asphalted but compact terrain, you can enjoy a very Finnish countryside. The coastline is really beautiful south of Vaasa and you can pedal in all tranquillity under the trees.

Located in Southern Ostrobothnia, the Kyrönjoki river (or "Kyro älv" in Swedish) flows into the Gulf of Bothnia. It's one of the most important rivers in Western Finland.

Kyrö Distillery is a company that uses only Finnish rye to produce rye gin and rye whisky. Founded in Isokyrö in 2012, they also produce beers and other types of beverages. It quickly became famous all around Finland.

Vähäkyrö ceased to exist as an independent town around a decade ago, when a referendum decided that the city would be incorporated to Vaasa. Vähäkyrö then became the first ever exclave in the history of sovereign Finland.

From this point, you can see the small hill of Öjberget, which tops at around 55 meters above sea level. It's still one of the highest peaks in this area and a ski lift was functioning here!

The polder named Söderfjärden was formed hundreds of millions of years ago by the impact of a meteorite. South of Vaasa and Sundom, riding in this place will make you feel on Mars.

The Roplot Bridge is the longest suspension bridge in Finland and was only built in 1997.

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A small, but well stocked museum telling the story of the wars Finland has fought in. (No pictures allowed in many spots in the museum, thats why only one pic in this reviesw). Good collection of pictures, weapons and misc. documents on display. Free (voluntary donation), but check opening times from their website as the opening time on Google seem to be incorrect.