Tulliniemi (Hanko Cape)
Tulliudden / Tulliniemi
The southernmost point of mainland Finland, where granite shores and pine-forest trails meet. It is also a famous birdwatching spot.
Tulliniemi lies at the southwestern tip of the Hanko peninsula. It is the southernmost point of mainland Finland, marked by a monument. The shore consists of granite platforms polished by glaciers. Natural trails run through the pine forest, and large numbers of migratory birds pass through in spring and autumn. The Hanko bird observatory is located nearby. There are also a harbour and remains from the Second World War in the area. Admission is free. It is about a 10-minute bike ride or drive from Hanko town centre, and it is well suited to watching the sunset over the sea in the evening.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Hanko Fortress (Gustavsvärn)
- Russarö
- Hanko Eastern Harbour & Villas
- Hanko Church
- Hanko Water Tower
- Hanko Casino & Beaches
- Café Four Winds (Neljän Tuulen Tupa)
- Hanko Front Museum