Iluokalla

Iluokalla is a small island located in the archipelago of Åland, an autonomous region of Finland. Administratively, it belongs to the municipality of Finström. The island is situated in the northern part of the Åland archipelago, characterized by its rocky shores and sparse vegetation typical of the region.

Access to Iluokalla is primarily by boat. Like many of the smaller islands in Åland, it is sparsely populated, with only a few permanent residents or summer cottages. The natural environment is a key feature, offering opportunities for fishing, boating, and enjoying the tranquility of the archipelago. The waters surrounding Iluokalla are shallow in many areas, with numerous skerries and islets contributing to the complex navigation of the region. The local economy, if any, is largely based on fishing and tourism, with visitors drawn to the peaceful atmosphere and natural beauty. The geological composition of the island consists mainly of granite, common throughout the Åland Islands. The flora is hardy, adapted to the coastal conditions, including various grasses, mosses, and low-lying shrubs. The fauna is also representative of the archipelago, with seabirds being a common sight.