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A serene archipelago getaway Pellinge Marina, situated in the serene archipelago of eastern Finland, offers visitors a boutique resort experience. This resort combines Nordic architecture, local cuisine, and ecological luxury amidst the rugged beauty of Pellinge’s islands, providing a unique and tranquil getaway. By Ndéla Faye
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Photos: Anette Sundström, Anna Brandt
Pellinge Marina is a boutique archipelago resort, located in the northeast corner of Pellinge in the archipelago of eastern Finland, just a short drive away from Porvoo and Helsinki. “For years, Lapland has dominated Finland’s tourism scene, and the archipelago has perhaps been somewhat overlooked. But the stunning archipelago environment is going through a renaissance, where people are increasingly coming here for their holidays,” says Janica Ström, owner of Pellinge Marina. Each of Pellinge Marina’s rooms has been carefully decorated with a soothing, harmonious colour palette to reflect the peace and beauty of the surrounding nature. “We use high-quality materials in 40 | Issue 169 |
August 2024
our rooms, ensuring that every detail supports an ecological lifestyle,” Ström says.
For guests looking for a one-of-a-kind stay, Villa Berg is located on a high cliff and almost completely excavated from rock and offers a wonderfully unique setting for meetings or parties of up to ten people. The villa has two bedrooms and a sauna section, as well as a large terrace built on the edge of the cliff. Pellinge Marina’s largest villa, Villa Pellinge, will be completed in the winter season this year. Villa Pellinge has a swimming pool facing the sea and will accommodate up to 13 people - but the venue can host parties of up to 40 people. Rugged beauty of the islands Built on the rocks of Pellinge, the resort seamlessly combines high-quality Nordic architecture with Scandinavian design, natural materials and meticulously thought of interior design. Pellinge Marina is accessible via sea or land – in which case the route includes an atmospheric trip on a ferry, which is free and easily accessible by car.