Väski is a small island in the Turku Archipelago operated as an outdoor activity centre for families. The island offers rope courses, archery, kayaking, and a beach, all set among pine trees and granite outcrops typical of the Finnish coast. It is aimed squarely at children old enough to climb and paddle, though younger ones can use the beach.
Getting there is part of the appeal: a short boat ride from Naantali harbour through the beginning of the archipelago. The island runs day programmes during the summer season, and some visitors combine it with a longer archipelago boat trip. Book ahead in July, when it fills up on weekends.