Overview
Nötö is a small island in the Archipelago Sea National Park that offers a peaceful escape from mainland Finland. With only about half a dozen year-round inhabitants but a significant summer population surge, it provides an authentic glimpse of island life in the Turku archipelago.
Day Trips · Island · Nature · Quiet · Trekking
Where it is
Nötö is 62 km southwest of Turku.
Before you go
Connectivity
Limited connectivity on the island. Bodö guest harbour has Wi-Fi. Mobile coverage varies across the archipelago.
Language
Finnish and Swedish are both used in the archipelago. English may be limited among older residents but tourism workers typically speak English.
Money
MobilePay and cash accepted; cards work at Bodö during season. Expect to pay in euros. No ATMs on the island—bring sufficient cash from the mainland.
Safety
Nötö is a small, quiet island with low crime. Standard maritime safety precautions apply for boat travel. The guest harbour specifies berth depth of 1.5-2.4m with anchoring forbidden.
Transport
Ferry M/S Baldur connects Nötö to Pärnäs (Nagu) and Utö. Coach buses from Turku reach Pärnäs. Taxi boats available for custom schedules.