Pori. Yyteri Beach

The Finnish beach on the shore of the Gulf of Bothnia is near Pori, the eleventh largest city in Finland. Here, tourism is far from the leading role in the economy of the region, so vacationers in Pori feel calm and do not get tired of the numerous crowds of holidaymakers.

There is a shipyard, factories and plants of various orientations in Pori. If you move deeper into the country, closer to the city center, you can find a huge number of interesting sights, including churches and museums, as well as ancient buildings.

The camera is in front of the Bikini Bar right on the beach of Yyteri. Since mostly Finns relax here, the beach is not crowded on weekdays, which is very convenient for foreign tourists. The camera shows the neighborhood of the beach, windsurfers, volleyball players and other vacationers.

It is worth noting that once a year, during the annual Pori Jazz Festival, life in this quiet Finnish city brims over. At this festival, performers from all over the world play not only jazz but also other popular music styles.