Åland Islands
Åland is an autonomous, Swedish-speaking region of Finland and the Aland Islands are located at the mouth of the Baltic Sea between eastern Sweden and southwestern Finland. Åland is made up of more than 6,000 islands covering more than 500 square miles. The Åland Islands are mainly uninhabited and less than 30,000 people live here. In fact, only 65 islands are inhabited and 40% of the population live in the only town, Mariehamn on the main island. If you are looking for peace and quiet and dramatic landscapes, this gorgeous archipelago will fit the bill.
Ålands (Castle)
Åland Islands
Ålands (Castle)
Situated on a beautiful peninsula, the Castle course at Ålands Golf Club is the best track on this island archipelago and it's destined for for great things when more people get to see it after reopening following renovations in summer 2020.
Ålands (King's)
Åland Islands
Ålands (King's)
The fairways of the Castle course at Ålands Golf Club are laid out adjacent to Slottsundet Bay, whilst the shorter King’s course lies further inland, occupying hillier, more densely forested terrain...
