Eltä

Eltä is a small, uninhabited island located in the Archipelago Sea, off the coast of Finland. It is part of the municipality of Pargas and lies within the historical province of Varsinais-Suomi. The island is characterized by its rocky shores, sparse vegetation, and a rugged, windswept landscape typical of the outer archipelago.

The precise geographical coordinates of Eltä place it within a cluster of other small islands and skerries. Due to its remote location and lack of infrastructure, Eltä has not been developed for permanent human settlement. Its primary significance lies in its natural environment, supporting a unique ecosystem adapted to the harsh maritime conditions. Birdlife is common in the area, with various species utilizing the island and its surrounding waters for breeding and foraging.

Access to Eltä is typically achieved by private boat, and it is not served by public ferry lines. The waters around the island can be challenging due to unpredictable weather and shallow areas, requiring experienced navigation. The island serves as an example of the numerous small landmasses that define the Finnish archipelago, contributing to the region's biodiversity and natural beauty. There are no recorded historical events or significant human activities associated with Eltä, making it primarily an element of the natural landscape.