Finland Equipment Rental
A map of 5 Equipment Rental in Finland.
Pyörteen tila / Rehjansaari
Pyörte farm offers equipment rentals (kayaks / bikes) and kayak transportation. They also offer organized group guided tours in the summer & winter. They offer boat transportation to the island of Rehjansaari along with cabin rental accommodations. They have operations in Rehjansaari, Ärjänsaari, Oulujärvi
Vuokatti Safaris
A company that provides equipment rental & safaris. They provide Speedboat adventures, SUV Safaris, Hiking in Vuokatti's forests, Bear Watching, Snowmobile Safaris, Climb to Vuokatti's hills with snowshoes, Husky Safaris and Northern Lights Adventures.
Oy Sofia Island Ab
The company that rents out the cabins & saunas on Gölisnäs is called Oy Sofia Island Ab. The also rent out boats, canoes, stand-up paddleboards and bicycles In Gölisnäs. Here are the rental prices from their website: Boat rentals: rowing boat 10 €/h Särki 400 45 €/day Särki 410 50 €/day motor 20 €/3h and 40 €/day. Inka canoes 10 €/h and 45 €/day. Paddle boat 7 €/h, 15 €/3h and 30 €/day. Bike rentals: There are 4 yellow Jopo and one blue Sähköjopo Bike rental €7/3h and €15/day. Electric scooter €12/3h and €30/day.
Taiga Spirit
A good place to stay for the night if you are canoeing down the <a href="https://www.huts.fi/2440781-taiga-spirit">tar route</a>. They offer accommodation but also wild life photography experiences.
Vuokatti Sport
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