Kobba Klintar – A Secret Island Escape

One of the island’s highlights is the well-preserved pilot’s station, which now serves as a captivating museum. Step back in time and immerse yourself in the tales of brave pilots who once guided sailing ships safely through the archipelago. The museum exhibits a rich maritime past, a reminder of the island’s vital role in Åland’s history.

And here’s a treat you won’t want to miss – a lovely café with delicious local delicacies! The café usually opens after midsummer, around 24th June, and welcomes visitors until mid-August. The temperature during this time is pleasantly warm, ranging from 20 to 25 degrees (68-77 °F), depending on the summer.

In the café, you’ll have the delightful choice to try local delicacies like cinnamon buns with coffee, a traditional Swedish fika favorite. Or, why not savor Åland’s pannkaka, a traditional dish from the Åland islands? Imagine enjoying these delectable treats while surrounded by nature’s beauty – it’s an experience you’ll cherish.