Trollholmen

Trollholmen is a small island located in the archipelago of Pargas, Finland. It is situated in the southwestern part of the country, in the region of Southwest Finland. The island is characterized by its rocky shores, sparse vegetation, and the typical archipelago landscape. Its name, Trollholmen, translates to "Troll Island" in Swedish, though there is no definitive folklore or mythology associated with trolls specifically tied to this particular island.

The island is primarily uninhabited and serves as a natural area, often visited by local boaters and nature enthusiasts. Access to Trollholmen is typically by private boat. Like many islands in the Finnish archipelago, it experiences distinct seasonal changes, with mild summers and cold, snow-covered winters. The surrounding waters are part of the Baltic Sea, and the area is known for its many islands and skerries, forming a complex maritime environment. The geological formations on Trollholmen are of interest to those who study the natural history of the region, showcasing the impact of glaciation and erosion on the landscape. It is a place that reflects the broader ecological and geographical characteristics of the Finnish archipelago.