Kajaani Beaches
A map of 8 Beaches in Kajaani.
Paltaniemen uimaranta
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)
Kuluntalahden uimapaikka
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.
Rehjansaaren uimaranta ja keittokatos
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/
Vimpelinlammen uimapaikka
Otanmäen maauimala
Allas nro 2 on lasten allas.
Pöyhölänniemen uimapaikka
Kesäniemen uimaranta - Kajaani
Rannalla beachvolleykenttä.
Hoikanlammen uimapaikka
A beach with a pier on Hoikanlampi pond.
Beaches in Kajaani
Sunbathe by the water. Finland has surprisingly beautiful sandy beaches on the coast and along lake shores for summer days.
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