Pellingiin

Pellingiin is a small archipelago located in the eastern Gulf of Finland, part of the municipality of Porvoo in Finland. It consists of numerous islands and islets, with Pellinge (Pellinki in Finnish) being the largest and most populated island. The area is known for its rugged natural beauty, characterized by rocky shores, pine forests, and a scattering of traditional red wooden houses.

Historically, the Pellingiin archipelago has been inhabited by a Swedish-speaking population, and the area retains a strong Swedish cultural identity. Fishing and seafaring have been traditional livelihoods for centuries. Today, tourism plays an increasingly important role, attracting visitors who come for the archipelago's tranquility, boating opportunities, and opportunities for hiking and enjoying nature.

The islands are accessible by ferry and also by private boat. During the summer months, the archipelago becomes a popular destination for both locals and tourists. The unique environment of Pellingiin, with its blend of nature and cultural heritage, makes it a distinctive part of the Finnish archipelago.