Gullkrona gästhamn

Gullkrona guest harbour lies in the Finnish archipelago at Lillandet, in what the harbour itself calls the world's most beautiful archipelago and nature. The marina has three piers with the satamakonttori (harbour office) by the boathouse.

Mooring is by buoy along the pier only - side-mooring and anchoring are prohibited. The season is now closed and the harbour reopens next year; otherwise you can call the harbour office. The overnight period ends at 14.00, and harbour fees are paid at the office, where the receipt must be displayed visibly on the boat near the pier. There is a day fee of 5 euros for visits of 0-3 hours. Payment can be made by card or cash.

The harbour offers outdoor toilets and washbasins, two dishwashing stations, a barbecue area with electric grills, shore power at every pier, and waste sorting by the connecting-ferry pier. There are public sauna and shower slots (alternating for women and men) during selected periods in summer, and a camping spot can be rented for 10 euros per day. You can borrow a SUP board or pick up a free 'researcher's pass' at the harbour office to explore the archipelago.

Nearby you'll find nature trails, an old pilot's cottage and Eva's museum within walking distance, and Finferries' southern route to Nagu stops close by. Moor at the buoy on one of the three piers, walk straight from the boathouse up to the harbour office - and enjoy the calm and nature of the archipelago up close.