Location
MovingHeart is based on island of Korppoo in the heart of the Archipelago Sea. We operate extensively throughout the Archipelago sea .
The Archipelago sea has more islands than any other archipelago in the world. It has been described as the world's most beautiful archipelago. The archipelago scene varies from larger islands dotted with rustic pastures and vibrant villages, to wild and windswept rocky islets.
You can read more about Korppoo's offers, events and attractions here
The Archipelago sea has more islands than any other archipelago in the world. It has been described as the world's most beautiful archipelago. The archipelago scene varies from larger islands dotted with rustic pastures and vibrant villages, to wild and windswept rocky islets.
You can read more about Korppoo's offers, events and attractions here
KORPPOO (Korpo)
Our base camp and main partner in Korppoo is Korpoström Archipelago Centre. Archipelago Centre is located by the sea on the southern edge of Korppoo, right on the corner of the Archipelago Sea National Park. You can easily get to Korpostrom by bus or by car.
Travel instructions to Korpoström
You can get to and from Korppoo och Korpoström by the public bus 901-904 from Turku (Åbo).
Bus timetables are available in Swedish or Finnish here.
Korpoström can also be reached by car along the Archipelago road.
Address: Archipelago Centre Korpoström, Korpoströmintie 832, 21720 Korppoo. Please allow about 2.5 hours by car from Turku, as ferries between the islands may cause delays. On the way from Turku to Korppoo there are two road ferries, which are free of charge for the user. The ferries run approximately every 15 minutes.
There is a big parking area in Korpoström on the left side of the road about 100 metres before the beach. You can pay for parking with Easypark and Parkman apps or coins. Parking prices 2h = 1,50€, 6h = 3,00€, 24h = 6,00€.
To Turku. There is regular bus connections from many cities in Finland and a direct bus connection from Helsinki-Vantaa airport to Turku (Åbo). You can find timetables here.
Bus timetables are available in Swedish or Finnish here.
Korpoström can also be reached by car along the Archipelago road.
Address: Archipelago Centre Korpoström, Korpoströmintie 832, 21720 Korppoo. Please allow about 2.5 hours by car from Turku, as ferries between the islands may cause delays. On the way from Turku to Korppoo there are two road ferries, which are free of charge for the user. The ferries run approximately every 15 minutes.
There is a big parking area in Korpoström on the left side of the road about 100 metres before the beach. You can pay for parking with Easypark and Parkman apps or coins. Parking prices 2h = 1,50€, 6h = 3,00€, 24h = 6,00€.
To Turku. There is regular bus connections from many cities in Finland and a direct bus connection from Helsinki-Vantaa airport to Turku (Åbo). You can find timetables here.
Nötö
Nötö is located in outer archipelago in the middle of the Archipelago Sea National Park. Due to its central location, it has been an important point of contact in the Archipelago Sea. Most of our events and tours are base on Nötö and close by area in archipelago.
Nötö has a rich variety of landscape and diversity with widely spread old pine forest, unique meadows, rocky hills and traditional village scenery. Nötö has been populated from the beginning of 1000 century and here you can still find an atmosphere of past archipelago life. On this fascinating pretty island can be discovered desolate beaches, cliffs shaped by glacier and pretty bays. In sheltered bays live Swans, on fields Cranes and Seals and Sea Eagles move around the island.
Link to Nötö folklore society
Nötö has a rich variety of landscape and diversity with widely spread old pine forest, unique meadows, rocky hills and traditional village scenery. Nötö has been populated from the beginning of 1000 century and here you can still find an atmosphere of past archipelago life. On this fascinating pretty island can be discovered desolate beaches, cliffs shaped by glacier and pretty bays. In sheltered bays live Swans, on fields Cranes and Seals and Sea Eagles move around the island.
Link to Nötö folklore society
Travel instructions to Nötö
The island of Nötö is located in the middle of the Archipelago National Park about 20 km from Nauvo to the south. The island is reachable by ferry MS Baldur. Ferry departs from Nauvo´s Pärnäs. Ferry trip to the island takes about two hours and is free of charge.
Pärnäs (also Pärnäinen) in Nauvo can be reached from Turku by The archipelago bus 901-904. Pärnäs harbour can also be reached via the Archipelago road by own car. Calculate for a car trip from Turku minimum 2.5 hours, islands connecting ferry can cause delay. There is a free parking in harbour.
If you are joining for retreat or other weekend event in Nötö, read detailed traveling instructions for weekend visit here: link
If you are coming for one day visit (during Monday – Wednesday), Read detailed traveling instructions for one day visit here: link
Otherwise you can find travelling information and timetables suitable for your trip here: M/S Baldur schedule
The archipelago bus timetables are found in Swedish or Finnish here
Timetable can be found also on Matkahuolto
There are regular, direct bus connections to Turku from many Finnish cities as well as a direct bus route from Helsinki Airport. You can find timetables here.
If you are joining for retreat or other weekend event in Nötö, read detailed traveling instructions for weekend visit here: link
If you are coming for one day visit (during Monday – Wednesday), Read detailed traveling instructions for one day visit here: link
Otherwise you can find travelling information and timetables suitable for your trip here: M/S Baldur schedule
The archipelago bus timetables are found in Swedish or Finnish here
Timetable can be found also on Matkahuolto
There are regular, direct bus connections to Turku from many Finnish cities as well as a direct bus route from Helsinki Airport. You can find timetables here.
We cooperate widely with the municipality of Parainen (Pargas), read more about tourism and activities in the area here: