Stora Brändö
Harbour in Finland · 60.0445° N · 24.6013° E
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Automatically summarised text: Automatically summarisedvia web search · 28 September 2026Stora Brändö is a scenic recreational island in the Finnish archipelago at Kirkkonummi, east of the Porkkala cape, managed by the outdoor recreation association UUVI. The island is a favourite among nature-loving boaters and is often the first stop for local sailors and kayakers when the boating season begins in spring.
The guest berth lies in a sheltered small bay on the island's east side. Mooring is to a jetty with mooring rings or to buoys, or alternatively ashore with an anchor. Depth at the jetty is 1.8 m, but there are rocks and shoals close to the landing site, so approach with care.
The island offers toilets (dry toilets) and a grill/campfire site, along with an information board and a cooking shelter for visitors.
A marked trail circles the island through varied forest, passing a deep green mire. On the east side the campfire site is surrounded by glaciated rocks, a nice spot for a dip in the sea. At the southern tip stands a bird-watching tower overlooking a nature conservation area. Tie up at Stora Brändö and explore its rocks, forest and birdlife on foot.
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