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Sleepyhead Day
CULTURAL
On 27 July Naantali eccentrically elects a 'Sleepyhead of the Year', who is woken early by
being tossed into the sea. A carnival with music, dancing and games ensues.
Sleeping
Naantali Camping
CAMPGROUND
plus per person €6, 2-/4-/6-person cottages €70/90/160; Sat & Sun only May, daily Jun-Aug)
Good facilities at this campground 400m south of the harbour include a beachside sauna.
Cabins range from basic accomodation to private saunas, bathrooms and kitchens.
Hotel Bridget Inn
GUESTHOUSE
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Steeped in history, this dove-white 1880-built wooden inn (a one-time cafe frequented by
former Finnish president PE 'Ukko-Pekka' Svinhufvud) has gorgeous period-furnished
rooms in champagne and chocolate hues, some with patios or balconies. Double-storey
apartments include full kitchens. Parents can watch the kids romp in the playground from
the umbrella-shaded terrace.
Hotel Palo
GUESTHOUSE
Furnished with wrought-iron beds and countrified fabrics, all 14 of the rooms in this cosy
wooden building have ensuite bathrooms and the family room has its own fridge and mi-
crowave (otherwise there's a shared fridge and microwave in the hallway leading to com-
munal garden-view balconies). The family owners take pride in preparing excellent break-
fasts.
Naantalin Kylpylä
SPA HOTEL
