pekkala invites you to relax and enjoy
From sunrise warmth to golden evening light
There’s space to breathe and time to simply be in Pekkala
This hillside cottage features large living room windows with unforgettable sea views. There are two separate terraces, one for peaceful morning coffee, the other facing the evening sun, perfect for long summer nights.
Pets are welcome to join your holiday.
pekkala, a traditional finnish cottage
Pekkala accommodates 5–6 guests, with an additional sleeping cabin available. A sheltered terrace between the two main buildings creates a natural connection between indoor living and outdoor relaxation. Pekkala is also well suited for remote work.
The sauna and shower facilities are located at the southern end of the building. Stairs lead down the rocky slope to the shoreline. More information for guests can be found via the link.
Pekkala is a cottage located in the baltic sea archipelago
From Pekkala, you can easily visit three nearby national parks, each with its own charm. Ylöstalo’s website also includes other tips and ideas what to do on coastal Finland.
From Pekkala, it’s a short trip to enjoy free Thursday concerts at the Salo market square or visit the charming ironworks villages of Teijo and Mathildedal. You’ll find local activities listed on the VisitSalo website.
- week 990 €
- weekend 556 €
- final cleaning 100 €
- bed linen 20 € / pers.
- ask also other periods
- minimum 2 nights
Pekkala equipment list:
Neuhaus family from Berlin 5 weeks in Summer 2025, Pekkala:
”This typical Finnish cottage is located on a hillside by the Baltic Sea Archipelago.
Here, you can enjoy Finnish life as if floating above the water.
The cozy, well-furnished cabin has everything you need and is surrounded by nature.
Swim in the refreshing water after a sauna or just for fun. Row a boat, go fishing, pick berries, or simply relax.
White-tailed eagles and cormorants fly overhead, and every now and then, a boat passes by.
A Finnish dream of the perfect holiday – with breathtaking, colorful sunsets every evening.”