Finnsaari

Finnsaari is a small island located in the archipelago of Turku, Finland. It is situated in the municipality of Pargas. The island is characterized by its rocky shores and sparse vegetation, typical of the outer archipelago environment. Its size is relatively modest, making it more of a landmass than a substantial island.

Access to Finnsaari is primarily by private boat, as there are no regular ferry services. Due to its remote location and limited facilities, it is not a major tourist destination. However, it is a popular spot for local boaters and nature enthusiasts seeking tranquility and a connection with the coastal Finnish landscape. The waters surrounding Finnsaari offer opportunities for fishing and sailing, with the archipelago's many islands and skerries providing shelter and scenic routes.

The natural environment on Finnsaari is home to a variety of coastal flora and fauna. Birdlife is present, with species common to the Baltic Sea area found nesting and foraging on and around the island. The shallow waters also support marine life. The island's geological formation is part of the ancient Fennoscandian Shield, contributing to its rugged terrain. Finnsaari represents a typical example of the thousands of islands that make up Finland's extensive coastline, each with its own unique character shaped by the sea and climate.