The Archipelago Sea with its varying nature offers a unique and diverse environment for wildlife. While the islands closer to mainland are often covered by forests, the outer archipelago consists of islands with very sparse or no growth at all.

We work in a close cooperation with the islanders living in the Archipelago Sea, and on our tours, you will get an insight in the archipelago culture and lifestyle. 

Some of the larger islands in the Finnish Archipelago Sea are inhabited and a few of them are connected by ferries and bridges. The Archipelago Sea is a significant destination for visitors wanting to experience the wilderness, beauty and culture of the area. Together with the everyman's rights concerning camping and moving around almost anywhere where you do not disturb others makes this is a great destination for outdoor and nature enthusiasts. 

The water temperature in the archipelago varies a lot. During winter, the sea freezes and where there is no ice, the surface water temperature is only 0 degrees centigrade. During spring, the water temperature quickly rises, and in June to August the water temperature climbs close to or even above 21 degrees centigrade. In late October, the water temperature is back at below 10 degrees centigrade and going downwards.

Our main playground and extraordinary haven is the Finnish Archipelago Sea, the largest archipelago in the world with its around 20.000, often tightly clustered, islands. We have been arranging sea kayaking tours in the world's greatest sea kayaking destinasions around the globe since 1995, but still our own Archipelago Sea is the most special area on this planet for us, and extraordinary area which we love to take our customers to.