Nature:Savojarvi Lake




It is weekend again and the good weather is still holding on. This means that it is the perfect time for a daytrip and an hike.

The national park where the lake Savojarvi is situated is just 30 minutes away from Turku city and it is quite easy to get there by bus.


It was very  nice to walk in the nature, enjoying the view of the Finnish forest and landscape.

 It took about 8 kilomiters before my friends and I realised we where walikng in the wrong direction (opposite direction from the lake), but when we found our way again it was pretty easy to follow the path around Savojarvi shores.

It is even nicer whe you get to discover that, at the end of the long walk, you can enjoy a coffe and a little cake in a very small and cozy "Kioski" in the middle of the nature.

It is also possible to do a BBQ in an area nearby the kiosky,  I Would love to go back to do it.

I would definitely raccomand the place to all the nature lovers.


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