Destination information

The flora and fauna on the island are diverse: natural coastal forests, herb-rich groves, ponds, flat outcrops and coastal meadows, which are a protected biotope. In places, the vegetation is hugely versatile, particularly in the south-eastern part of the island.

Many waterbirds nest on the island’s shores and islets. Seurasaari’s southern shore with its islets is a nature reserve; between 1 April and 15 August landing there and getting any closer than 25 metres to an islet is prohibited.

Topical information on the quality of the swimming water is available here.

Routes

The Seurasaari trail is 3.1 km: The route takes you around the island. There are steps along the way, but they can be avoided.  More detailed information about the nature trail.

Accessibility

There is an accessible toilet on the island, and the routes are also partly accessible. More information about the island’s accessibility. 

Additional information

Seurasaari Open-Air Museum includes a collection of typical buildings from around the country from the late 17th century to the 1900s. Pukkisaari island next to Seurasaari features an Iron Age trading place. Seurasaari has a café and a restaurant.