A map of 55 Beaches in Kainuu.

Hietalahti beach is an unofficial beach that is a good family beach. The beach gently slopes making it good for younger children. The bottom is shallow and sandy.

A pier / beach on the Tenetinvirta River in Vuokatti. It is also a good place to launch a kayak or canoe. The current is not strong. There is also a outdoor campfire grill. There are no changing rooms or fire pits on the beach. There are some boat ramps next to the pier.

Kesä-elokuussa pukuhuoneet ja WC:t ovat avoinna Ruukinranta is a sandy beach good for families. The changing rooms are only open from June to August. The swimming beach is not supervised! Depth at the end of the pier 3 meters

Paltaniemi beach is on Lake Oulujärvi and located near a harbor. There is a kayaking route, snowmobile route and biking route that starts here. It is a popular locals beach. The bottom is sandy and it is shallow. It is a good family / children beach. Also beach volleyball courts (Rannalla beachvolleykenttä)

Kuluntalahti public beach is located at the northern end of Rehjanselkä in Nuasjärvi. It is a family beach. It is a good place to start kayaking trips.

Kultaranta beach in Vuokatti. It is behind Katinkulta golf course on Lake Nuasjärvi. It is a good place to launch a kayak or rest stip on a bike trip. is one of Vuokatti's hidden gems. The sandy beach can be found behind the Katinkulta golf courses on the shore of Lake Nuasjärvi. It is a great excursion destination for kayakers and cyclists. The municipality of Sotkamo is responsible for maintaining the beach.

An unofficial beach on Lake Sapsojärvi that is good for launching kayaks

A great sandy beach for kaykers. The beach connects Topinlammi to Mujethoulu and Tenetinvirta.

A pretty good place to land if you are kayaking out to this island (Rehjansaari) located in Nuasjärvi. There is a very small sandy beach but it does the job. Plus, there is a very nice & new covered outdoor grill for cooking. (grillipaikka / grillipaikat). You can get wood from a cottage called Kuusela and there WC behind some of the old gray cottages on the island. You can camp free on the island (every persons right in Finland) but the company that manages these huts also rents out cabins, kayaks, SUP boards, and other services in the area: https://luonnollisesti.fi/
Kanootti-ja virkistyslaituri
Veneluiska, kota, pöytä/penkkikatos, halkovaja, jäteastia ja lintutorni.
Allas nro 2 on lasten allas.
Grillikatos, nuotiokehä, pöytä/penkkikatos, halkovaja ja jäteastia.
Ei valvontaa, pukukopit löytyy.

Vonka Beach is on Lake Hyrynjärvi in Hyrynsalmi. It has a sandy bottom and is a great family beach. Camping Vonkka is nearby and also has services (restaurant & bathroom)
Rauramo swimming pier is a place where you can launch a kayak or canoe. There is also a beach to go swimming.

Ruokailukatos.
Nuotiopaikka ja takkatupa.

Griilikatos, veneluiska, telaranta ja jäteastia. Melalahti beach, located on Lake Oulujärvi, offers a comfortable, well-equipped spot for summer activities, including boat docks, changing rooms, huts, picnic areas, and a boathouse.
Rannalla beachvolleykenttä.

A beach on the many hiking, biking and ski trails in Vuokatti
Jäteastia.
Saharanta
A beach with a pier on Hoikanlampi pond.

Katinkulta's beach has a large sandy bottom and popular with familys. It is in Jäätiönlahti Bay, on Nuasjärvi Lake.

Uimavalvonta, kesäkahvila. 5 km pitkä hiekkaranta-alue.
Sunbathe by the water. Finland has surprisingly beautiful sandy beaches on the coast and along lake shores for summer days.
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