Ajolanranta

Ajolanranta is a natural harbour in Rymättylä in the Finnish archipelago, sheltered from the wind by high cliffs, with open water right outside the marina. The harbour has 150 berths spread over two modern piers (Laakson Laiturit Harbour), where all boats moor bow-to or alongside, and a massive concrete breakwater protects against the open sea.

There are 30 guest berths, mainly buoy berths at the outermost breakwater pier plus short-term berths in front of the café; the guest berths are marked with signs "P vieraat / Guests". A night costs €20, which includes the berth, water and electricity on the piers, use of the pump-out facility, and toilet and shower.

The marina offers water points and 16A power outlets on the piers, easy pump-out of holding tanks at pier 1, warm toilets and showers, a waste sorting station, and a washing machine and tumble dryer (charged separately). There is ample parking, with extra space on the storage field during busy periods, and the harbour has CCTV surveillance. Café Aava is located at the marina, serving fresh coffee, pastries and snacks during the summer season, and there is a cosy barbecue spot at a great viewpoint – if you run out of sausages, you can buy some at the café.

Tie up at one of the buoy berths or the short-term spot in front of the café, and enjoy the peaceful archipelago atmosphere at Ajolanranta.