Finnish archipelago

The Finnish archipelago is a vast collection of islands situated along the southwestern coast of Finland, stretching into the Baltic Sea. It includes around 1,800 islands, varying in size and landscape, from rocky outcrops to lush forests. The area is known for its stunning natural beauty, unique wildlife, and traditional fishing communities. Many islands are inhabited year-round, while others are popular summer retreats for locals and tourists. The archipelago is accessible by boat and offers numerous activities such as kayaking, hiking, and exploring charming villages, making it a significant part of Finland's cultural and outdoor heritage.