Berry Picking in a National Park

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Itinerário

1. Meeting point is front of Kiasma museum, address: Mannerheiminaukio 1H (searchable on google maps). It is 500 meters from Helsinki Central Railway station. Kindly be on time at the meeting point. The drive to the national park takes 1 hour and 20 minutes, including a brief bathroom break.

   10 min

2. When we have arrived at the national park, we will begin our walk through the forest to some of our favourite berry-picking spots. Our guide will explain which berries are edible as well as provide information about the forest and wildlife around you. While picking berries we will make our way to the campfire by the lakeside. While your guide starts to cook Finnish-style lunch, there will be plenty of time to take photos, snack on the berries, and experience the tranquillity of the Taiga forest. After lunch, we will continue to explore the natural beauty of Liesjärvi while making our way back to the starting point. The day will be complete with your stomach full of berries and you will be fully charged from this wonderful nature experience. -- You spend about 4.5 hours in the national park (+ transfers). Total walking distance is 4.5–5 km. -- Dedicated to sustainability, this tour proudly carries the Sustainable Travel Finland label and Green Activities certificate.

   4 h

Cancelamento

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How it compares in Helsinki

• Its from-price is 44% below the median of the 52 viagens de um dia we list in Helsinki.
• Its length is typical for the group.
• By number of reviews it ranks 19 of 52.
• The operator lists free cancellation on it.

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