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Finland Seaside
Coast - Archipelago - Nature
Thinking of a holiday in Finland ?
The Coastal Region and the Archipelago in Finland offers you the luxury of space
and time - time to think, time to feel, time to just be yourself. Its
unspoilt natural environment is the perfect setting for all kinds of
activity, whether you are seeking excitement or relaxation. We will
offer suitable accommodation for fishermen, groups and individual
travellers in Finland
The coast of Finland is bounded by the northern gulfs of the Baltic
Sea: the Gulf of Finland and the Gulf of Bothnia in north-south
direction. The total length of the Finnish coast is 46,062 km, which
includes all islands and archipelagos. The rugged coastline is deeply
indented with bays and inlets. The offshore region is studded with
islands. The Finnish shore areas have considerable value and the
coastdiffers significantly from other coasts of the Baltic Sea e.g.
the Gulf of Finland contains an archipelago comprised of thousands of
islands and small, rocky islets. The principal archipelagos are the
Åland Islands and the archipelago of Turku and are unique within the
Balt
Western Finland
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South Western Finland
Turku and the Archipelago South West of Finland >>> www.finlandseaside.com
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Southern Finland
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Welcome
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Finland
Here You will find Your Travel Guide in Finland with Attractions, Restaurants, Accomodations and Things to Do
Tourism and recreation: The extent of the Finnish coastal zone and
the abundance of islands means that Finland has an exceptionally long
shoreline. The feature that has brought about most changes in the
coastal landscape of Finland is
the rapid increase in the number of holiday houses. As a result of the
attraction of the sea these houses tended to be built as close as
possible to the shoreline.
However, they have sprung up along the coast without any real land use
planning.
The shores that are most ideal in terms of their landscape and natural
environment have now been occupied.