Pitkä
Explore the Enchantment of Pitkä Island
Explore the natural beauty of Vepsä Island, a serene escape near Turku, perfect for outdoor adventures and relaxation amidst stunning landscapes.
Vepsä Island, nestled in the heart of Turku, offers a serene escape into nature with its lush landscapes, picturesque trails, and tranquil beaches. Perfect for those looking to unwind or explore.
Opening times, essentials, and a few local tips gathered into one calmer, easier-to-scan planning section.
Car
If you're driving, set your GPS to Vepsä Island, Turku. Drive to the Turku harbor area, where you will find the ferry terminal. Follow the signs for the ferry to Vepsä. Parking is available near the terminal, but be sure to check for any parking fees. The ferry ride takes approximately 20 minutes.
Public Transportation
To reach Vepsä via public transport, take a bus from Turku city center to the Turku harbor area. Bus lines 1 and 2 regularly connect the city center with the harbor. Once you arrive at the harbor, follow the signs to the ferry terminal for Vepsä. The ferry ride lasts around 20 minutes. Make sure to purchase your ferry ticket from the terminal before boarding; adult tickets typically cost around €10.
Ferry
After reaching the ferry terminal in Turku harbor, purchase your ticket for the ferry to Vepsä. The ferry operates several times a day, but it's advisable to check the schedule in advance, especially during off-peak seasons. Once on board, enjoy the scenic views of the Archipelago during the 20-minute journey to Vepsä.
Use Vepsä as your starting point for nearby food, family ideas, nightlife, and more local discoveries.
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