After 100 years as a closed military fortress, Örö is now open for visitors. Lower your anchor in the guest harbour, take your pick from a variety of accommodation, ...

Visit Örö

After 100 years as a closed military fortress, Örö is now open for visitors. Lower your anchor in the guest harbour, take your pick from a variety of accommodation, and tuck into a feast at one of the restaurants. You can also relax in the sauna or walk along the spectacular trails, exploring the forest, beaches, and peninsulas.

Archipelago National Park

A hotel room on Örö Fortress Island, featuring a double bed and large rectangular windows.

Örö Fortress Island

A guest relaxes on a chair on Örö Fortress Island.

Red wooden buildings and a flag pole beside the shore on Örö Fortress Island.

A sandy shore on Örö Fortress Island, beside a blue sea.

A woman relaxes in the sauna on Örö Fortress Island.

After 100 years as a closed military fortress, Örö is now open for visitors. Join a guided history and nature tour during the summer months or walk along the spectacular trails on your own, exploring the forest, beaches, and peninsulas. Lower your anchor in the guest harbour, take your pick from a variety of accommodation, and tuck into a feast at one of the restaurants.

Boats docked at the harbor on Örö Fortress Island.

A plate of Toast Skagen at the restaurant on Örö Fortress Island.

After 100 years as a closed military fortress, Örö is now open for visitors. Join a guided history and nature tour during the summer months or walk along the spectacular trails on your own, exploring the forest, beaches, and peninsulas. Lower your anchor in the guest harbour, take your pick from a variety of accommodation, and tuck into a feast at one of the restaurants.&nbsp;

A walking trail in the middle of a forest on Örö Fortress Island.

A former military weapon in the forest on Örö Fortress Island.

An orange sunset on Örö Fortress Island, where the sun is hiding behind a triangular-shaped sign.

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Explore Archipelago is your guide to the vast archipelago landscape between Sweden and Finland. This service was developed as part of the Archipelago Access project, which received funding from the Interreg Central Baltic Programme. It is managed by the City of Turku in partnership with the Stockholm Archipelago Foundation.