Tervasaari
Harbour in Finland · 60.1747° N · 24.9661° E
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Automatically summarised text: Automatically summarisedvia web search · 28 September 2026Tervasaari is a small island off the district of Kruununhaka in central Helsinki, connected to the mainland by a causeway called Tervasaarenkannas. The causeway is home to a municipal marina with 230 berths.
Berths are 2.5-4 metres wide, and the harbour offers various mooring options: bow poles, walkway poles, stern buoys and stake stern mooring. The harbour is fenced and has a lockable gate.
The piers provide electricity, fresh water and waste disposal, plus lighting.
Just steps from the boats stands the historic granary from 1805, now home to restaurant Savu, along with a playground, a dog area with a swimming spot, and an amphitheatre stage hosting summer theatre performances. Tie up at Tervasaari and enjoy a green island oasis right in the heart of the capital.
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