Kalajoki is in Northern Finland.
The town of Kalajoki is located where Kalajoki river flows into the Bay of Bothnia and is best known for its sand dunes, Hiekkasärkät. Its name translates to Fish River.
- The sand dunes. A sand beach almost like at some holiday destination in the Mediterranean - minus the high-rise hotels and the palms.
- Plassi. The old town of Kalajoki. Highlights are the Fishing Museum and the Havula Villa.
- Glass studio Heikki Ulvi, Santaholmantie 14. Art made out of glass. You can see and buy artworks.
The sand dunes. A sand beach almost like at some holiday destination in the Mediterranean - minus the high-rise hotels and the palms.
Plassi. The old town of Kalajoki. Highlights are the Fishing Museum and the Havula Villa.
Glass studio Heikki Ulvi, Santaholmantie 14. Art made out of glass. You can see and buy artworks.
- Swim and sunbathe at the dunes. Probably the northernmost beach holiday you'll ever have.
- JukuPark, Jukupolku 3-5. A water theme park open in summer only.
Swim and sunbathe at the dunes. Probably the northernmost beach holiday you'll ever have.
JukuPark, Jukupolku 3-5. A water theme park open in summer only.
- Ravintola Pihvitupa, Hilmantori 2. A country-style restaurant with the best steaks in town.
- Ravintola Mamma Leone, Kalajoentie 8. Good pizzas and other fast food.
Ravintola Pihvitupa, Hilmantori 2. A country-style restaurant with the best steaks in town.
Ravintola Mamma Leone, Kalajoentie 8. Good pizzas and other fast food.
- Ravintola Dyyni, Tuomipakkaintie 59. A restaurant and bar with a view over the dunes.
- Merisärkkä, Pakkainpolku 20. A night club with karaoke and live music.
Ravintola Dyyni, Tuomipakkaintie 59. A restaurant and bar with a view over the dunes.
Merisärkkä, Pakkainpolku 20. A night club with karaoke and live music.