Borstö Marina

Borstö is a small island and village in the Archipelago Sea, part of Nagu in the city of Pargas, located between the islands of Vänö and Jurmo, roughly 67 km south of Turku. The island is a classic stop for pleasure boaters travelling the Vänö-Borstö-Jurmo chain of islands and has for decades been a regular port of call in the Finnish archipelago.

The guest harbour is run by the local village association. The harbour fee is €10 per night, which can be paid directly into the village association's account, with proceeds going towards maintenance of the piers and mooring buoys.

At the piers you'll find a dry toilet, a waste disposal point, and a grill area, which visiting sailors report have been renewed in recent years along with the piers themselves.

A short walk from the harbour takes you onto the island's nature trail, where you pass the well-known wooden figure Borstögumman/Borstön Akka, the island's landmark. There is also a small local museum displaying artefacts from the island's history, including finds from shipwrecks near the island.