Fly into the story – two magical days in the Moomin world
Take the family on a safe and inspiring summer trip to Finland with a flight to Turku. You will stay in the charming coastal town of Naantali for two nights and experience a full day in the beloved theme park Moominworld. A perfect combination of play, nature, relaxation, and Nordic summer idyll.
Comfortable journey from flight to fairy tale destination
With a flight to Turku and smooth transfer
You land at Turku airport, just 9 km from the city center. From here, you can easily get to Naantali in about 30 minutes, either by taxi, rental car, or public transport. The easiest way is to take a bus to Turku center and then continue with Föli bus 6 or 7 to Naantali. The journey is simple, scenic, and child-friendly all the way.
Two nights stay in idyllic Naantali
What makes Naantali so special?
Naantali is one of Finland's most charming coastal towns. Here, sea, history, and a child-friendly holiday atmosphere meet. Pastel-colored wooden houses, small shops, cafes, bathing piers, and a quiet harbor invite you to strolls, ice cream breaks, and evening dips in the midnight sun.
Stay close to the water and Moominworld
For two nights, you stay close to the promenade, center, and Moominworld. Here you get both tranquility and proximity to what makes the holiday special – whether you are traveling with young children or grandchildren.
Moominworld – a living fairy tale for big and small
A day in Moominworld
On the second day of the trip, the long-awaited visit to Moominworld awaits, located on the island of Kailo, just off the coast of Naantali.
From the accommodation, you walk or take a local bus to the park. Once there, a magical day awaits in a world where fairy tales come to life.
Imaginative encounters and safe adventures
In the park, you step straight into Tove Jansson's universe. Explore the blue Moominhouse, meet the Moomin family, Little My, Snorkmaiden, and Snufkin on the path, and enjoy theater performances several times a day. Discover the Hemulen's garden, Snufkin's tent camp, bathing spots, and shady forest paths.
There are no carousels or loud noises here – just stories, play, and a warm, nature-close atmosphere. It's a place where children can be children – and adults can join in.
Food and rest in the world of fairy tales
Around the park, there are cafes, kiosks, and picnic areas where you can pause in the shade or share an ice cream in the sun. You set the pace yourself – in Moominworld, there is never a rush.
Quick facts
- Route: Flight to Turku
- Accommodation: 2 nights in Naantali
- Distance Turku–Naantali: about 30 minutes by taxi or public transport
- Included: Entrance to Moominworld for one day
Opening hours for summer 2025
Moominworld is open from June 10 to August 17, 2025. Plan well in advance – this is a seasonal park!
FAQ – Common questions about Moominworld
Where is Moominworld located?
Moominworld is located in Naantali, about 16 km from Turku. The park is built on the island of Kailo and is easily accessible on foot via a footbridge – just about a 10-minute walk from the city center.
What kind of park is Moominworld?
It is an experience park based on Tove Jansson's books, without carousels or loud noises. Here, meetings with characters, nature play, and stories are the focus.
How much time do you need in the park?
Plan to spend at least half a day – many families stay all day. There are activities, performances, and environments to discover at a leisurely pace.
Is there food in the park?
Yes, there are cafes and kiosks with child-friendly food, ice cream, and snacks. There are also picnic areas if you want to bring your own.
What age is Moominworld suitable for?
The park is particularly suitable for children between 2 and 10 years old, but older children and adults with a love for the Moomins also appreciate the environment and atmosphere.
How do you get to the park?
From Naantali, you can easily get to Moominworld on foot or by local bus. It is a short and clearly signposted route to the park's entrance. The walk takes about 10 minutes along the harbor promenade and over a footbridge to the island of Kailo, where the park is located.
A package tour and a linked arrangement offer travellers different booking processes but provide the same protection under the Package Travel Act, ensuring customer rights and peace of mind during the trip.
