Savonlinna Beaches
A map of 27 Beaches in Savonlinna.
Kruunupuiston ranta
Iso-Kankainen Uimaranta
A sandy beach on the island of Pihlajavesi. You can camp overnight on the island.
Suuri-Simuna Uimaranta
Suuri-Simuna is an island in Pihlajavesi, there is a sandy beach in a sheltered cove.
Pistalan uimaranta
Heikinpohjan uimaranta
Tervastuvan uimaranta
Sauna ja tupa tilauksesta
Laitaatsillan uimapaikka
Jätehuolto ja kunnossapito viikottain.
Kalliorannan uimaranta Savonlinna
Maintained by Varparanna Village Association. There is also a water trampoline. Kallioranta's traditional Midsummer Festival is also held here.
Uimaranta - Luonnonsuojelualue
Sylkyn uimapaikka
Kotilahden uimapaikka
Veneenlaskupaikka.
Roppeenniemen uimapaikka
Pikku Saimaan uimaranta
Kyrönniemen uimapaikka
Kirkkorannan uimaranta
Koulukadun uimaranta
Everlahden uimapaikka
Jätehuolto viikoittain.
Karkulahden uimapaikka
Herajärven uimalaituri
Pelkkä laituri, ei koppeja tai hiekkarantaa
Savonrannan uimaranta
Louhen uimapaikka
Kalastajakylän uimapaikka
Jätehuolto ja kunnossapito viikottain.
Tärysaaren uimapaikka
Majakkaniemen uimapaikka
Kirkonkylän uimalaitos
Punkaharjun uimaranta
Harjujärven uimaranta
Sauna, laavu, pukukopit ja WC. Saunan käyttö maksullista.
Beaches in Savonlinna
Sunbathe by the water. Finland has surprisingly beautiful sandy beaches on the coast and along lake shores for summer days.
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