Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
Sattmark
CULTURAL CENTRE
( 044-970-2599; 10am-7pm Jun-Aug)
Situated 10km southwest of Pargas along the road to Nagu, Sattmark is a charming 18th-
century red wooden sailor's cottage with a cafe and rustic handicrafts, plus nature trails
and ski tracks.
Sleeping
Solliden Camping
CAMPGROUND
( 040-540-9884;
www.solliden.fi
;
Solstrand 7, Norrby;tent sites €14 plus per person €4, 4-/
8-person cottages €60/135)
Pargas' seaside campground, 1.5km north of the town centre, has a range of cottages
(cheaper from October to April), saunas, a laundry and bike rental (per day €15).
Information
Tourist Office
TOURIST INFORMATION
( 040-011-7123;
www.saaristo.org
;
Rantatie 28; 9am-5pm Mon-Fri, 10am-2pm Sat Jul-mid-Aug,
9am-4pm Mon-Thu, 9am-3pm Fri mid-Aug-Jun)
Inside Pargas' library, the archipelago's main tourist office has information on all the is-
lands.
Getting There & Away
Regular buses run to/from Turku (€6.10, 40 minutes, half-hourly or more frequent).
To explore some of the more obscure islands south of Pargas, free
Rosita
(
02-213-1500;
www.rosita.fi
)
ferries hop to 14 islands including Nötö Aspö and Utö.
Nagu
The archipelago scenery really picks up once you reach Nagu (Finnish: Nauvo) - an idyll-
ic island nestled between Pargas and Korpo. Its lively Swedish-style guest harbour has a
