Top Things to do in Eckero
The 7 Best Things to Do in Eckero, Finland
Discover the best top things to do in Eckero, Finland including Aland Hunting & Fishing Museum, Eckero Post Och Tullhus, Smart Park, Nimix Kayakrentals, JaRo Guiding, Karingsunds Viltsafari, Leklandet.
Restaurants in Eckero
1. Aland Hunting & Fishing Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 14 reviews
Reviewed By Heather D - Helsinki, Finland
Take your time and browse the extensive exhibits - you'll find plenty examples of hunting and fishing equipment, along with stories of earlier times.
For those interested in more modern equipment, there is one area set aside for an impressive collection of boat outboards.
Well stocked museum shop also.
2. Eckero Post Och Tullhus
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 24 reviews
Reviewed By linnalau - Finland
Historical place, however, the museum/exhibition was just one room and not quite worth the entrance fee. The post and tullhus had another free exhibition in addition to one restored room. The chocolaterie had delicious pieces.
3. Smart Park
Overall Ratings
4 based on 16 reviews
Smart Park is a family entertainment center based och interactive, educational, creative and of course fun experiences. The park area is filled with over 20 attractions and for your service there is also a restaurant and cafeteria.
Reviewed By jamaa183 - Vaasa, Finland
We did not have big expectations but park was nice and everything in good condition.
Pros.
Animals, rabbits, sheep you could go into fence
No queues in June
No additional fees to electrical boats, cars
Very interesting "war scheme" with water cannons.
Cons.
Illusion track not open
Not many plantations or flowers
4. Nimix Kayakrentals
Overall Ratings
4 based on 4 reviews
Nimix Kayakrentals is fully mobile, ie. we can deliver the kayaks to any location from where the customer wants to start his trip. Return of the kayaks can be either on the same place as departure or at a different location. The base of our operations is in Eckero, but we also serve customers on all of the main Aland-Islands. The time-span for renting a kayak ranges from two hours to a whole week.
Reviewed By ReseMallu
We were 4 people who rented kayaks for 2 days. We packed tents and food and met up with Peter and his kayaks on the northern part of Eckerö.
We went into the north-eastern archipelago on a beautiful sunny day. After a lunch on one of the small Islands, we went further north and for a while there was absolutely no wind at all. It was a magic experience - the sea was flat and the flying birds made an astonishing scenery. During our lunch the next day, we got to watch two eagles flying!
Overall, kayaking in the Aaland archipelago is unique experience with all of it's unexploited Islands and it was a fantastic experience both for me as a Finn and my friend from Australia.
Please note that you need to be decently fit and have an understanding of how to make your way in the archipelago, the wind can change quickly and the weather is local -can be very different depending on where you are on the island.
5. JaRo Guiding
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1 reviews
JaRo Guiding offers a wide vareity of fishing and naturerelated activities on and around Eckero Aland. Specialr arrengements are made on demand in adition to the standard tours.
6. Karingsunds Viltsafari
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 5 reviews
Game safari (guided tour) with red deers, fallow deers, wild boars, ostriches and llamas. Safari shop with souvenirs, cuddly toys, ice cream, smoked meat and so on.
Reviewed By Jan-WillemMalin - Utrecht, The Netherlands
Nice tour for families with children. The kids could help to feed the animals. Well organized, good tourguide.
7. Leklandet
Overall Ratings
4 based on 5 reviews
Leklandet is a indoor playground based on big inflatable attractions. The area is 5000 sqm wich leaves plenty of room for kids and attractions. We have 17 different attractions. Leklandet is perfect for rainy days.
Reviewed By Ibeele - Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain
Lo encontramos por casualidad y la verdad es que nos vino de fábula. Estaba lloviendo y los niños querían un lugar para divertirse y lo consiguieron. Es un pabellón de deportes a cubierto por lo que el mal tiempo no es un problema Sólo tienen que pagar los que vayan a usar las atracciones, en nuestro caso los niños, los adultos pueden pasar un buen rato también aunque en nuestro caso preferimos verles saltar.
Cuenta con unos castillos hinchables muy grandes, alguno tipo yincana... Nos recordaba a los programas Wipeout. Bolas gigantes para meterse dentro y rodar, trajes de tsumo para echar unas risas, porterías de fútbol, un traffic park pequeñito y así varios más.
Para descansar, mientras saltan y brincan los padres podemos tumbarnos en unos puffs y leer un rato.
Tiene una pequeña cafetería para tomar un aperitivo. Tomamos unos paninis y unos perritos. Parking gratuito en el exterior. Es un sitio estupendo para pasar un buen rato.
