Finland, Western Coast Resorts

Where ever you go in Finland, you'll discover that Finns have a rich and diverse cultural heritage. This is evident from the fact that there are seven UNESCO World Heritage sites to explore, and in virtually every town and city you'll find museums and galleries galore.

The long coast of Western Finland provides travellers with a veritable smörgåsbord of Finnish culture and history, across the full range of Finnish landscapes - from the scattered islands of the archipelago in the south, over the cultivated plains of Ostrobothnia, to the rolling hills and fells with their unique aapa bogs as you draw closer to Lapland. The brackish waters of the Gulf of Bothnia offer excellent fishing, and the waters are perfect for exploring by kayak or canoe, while there are numerous trails and routes for cyclists and hikers to explore. And for those who prefer to take it easy, the coast can lay claim to Finland's finest beaches.