Finland Cruises
A map of 2 Cruises in Finland.
Jokilaiva M/S Koivunlehti
M/S KOIVUNLEHTI offers guided cruises on the Lapuanjoki River until September 14th, with departures on Saturdays at 12:00 and Sundays at 15:00. These hour-long excursions along the Lapua and Nurmonjoki rivers showcase river landscapes, gardens, and historical sites, with commentary on the area's past and present. Cruises can be combined with visits to the Jokilaakso Tourist Garden, Lapua Cathedral, and the cultural center Vanha Paukku, which features museums, exhibitions, and the Lapua Kankurei factory store.
Lohja Lake Travels
Lohja Lake Travels private lake cruises and water taxi for 1-12 passengers. During winter we also provide ice skating tours.
Cruises in Finland
Explore from the water. Explore Finland's vast Lakeland region or coastal areas from the comfort of a boat deck.
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