The old fishing banks of Pyhäjoki tell a story of the fishing traditions of the past centuries.
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The public swimming beach in Pyhäjoki is Pyhäluoto beach located in Etelänkylä.
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Olkijoensuu's beach has a large beach with a sandy bottom and long wading water.
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The swimming spot in Lumijärvi is along Malmitie road 88, from the village of Alpua to South-East towards Pulkkila.
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Kirkkojärvi beach can be found in the vicinity of Ukonkantti library and local heritage center in Vihanti.
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Mikonkari is a neat little beach that is popular with families with children.
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The small and cozy Varvi beach is located not more than a kilometer from the center of Raahe, and from there a wonder
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The rock formation called “Kastelli Giant’s Church” in Pattijoki's Ylipää district is the largest of its kind in
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Ulkopauha Island has rocky shores and is surrounded by shoals, so landing is challenging.
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Smitti Island is approximately 350 m long and 200 m wide.
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