People walking on a street in Old Rauma. One person has a bicycle.

Old Rauma

How can you be responsible during your visit?

  • Arrive by public transport. The bus station is right next to the Old Rauma.
  • Walking and cycling are encouraged. Distances are short.
  • Use local services and favour local products.
  • Respect the privacy of the people living in the area. Only enter yards if you are invited.
  • Please keep the area tidy by putting your rubbish in the bin.
  • Visit Old Rauma all year round, even outside the summer season.
  • Please take fire safety into account when visiting Old Rauma. For example, make sure that cigarette butts are properly extinguished in the trash.
  • We are trying to limit car traffic in Old Rauma. During the summer, some streets are pedestrianised, allowing only petrol-driving, walking and cycling in a limited area. Check the current dates and see the pedestrian zone here.
Sammallahdenmäki during the summer

Sammallahdenmäki

How can you be responsible during your visit?

  • There is car park at both ends of the area. Please leave all vehicles in the parking lot. Explore the area by foot.
  • The nature of the area is sensitive. Just move along existing paths.
  • Please do not damage the ancient remains.
  • Please keep the area tidy by putting your rubbish in the bin.
  • Please take fire safety into account during your visit. For example, please make sure that cigarette butts are properly extinguished in the bin. Open fires are prohibited.
A man is looking out to the sea and firewood is burning in the campfire.

Rauma Archipelago

How can you be responsible during your visit?

Enjoy the beautiful archipelago scenery and salty fresh sea breezes with respect for nature and the special characteristics of the archipelago. Take note of the summarised tips for outdoor etiquette and always check the detailed rules of your excursion destination as well.

  • Respect nature – leave no trace in it. Keep pets on a leash.
  • Favour marked paths and follow rules that apply to different ways of
    moving about. Check the areas and times in which access is possibly
    restricted at your destination.
  • Only pitch your tent on sites where camping is allowed. Do not
    wash the dishes or yourself directly in a water body.
  • Only make fires where it is permitted and use a portable camping
    stove if you can. The person lighting a fire is always responsible for
    ensuring fire safety and extinguishing it. Do not make fire when the
    wildfire warning is in effect. Use the firewood on the campfire site
    sparingly.
  • Do not litter: take your rubbish back to an appropriate waste
    disposal point. Be prepared to take away everything you brought along.