EräKatri - rowboat trip to the Saraakallio rock paintings

A private guided rowboat trip, LAUKAA

Welcome to admire rock paintings that are thousands of years old. A guided rowboat trip to the Saraakallio rock paintings takes you on a small journey back in time. The trip departs from Laukaa harbour. Boat ride distance is approximately 5 km.

Visiting the rock paintings is a small adventure. Along the way, you will row through narrow passages, around headlands, across open lake areas, along boat routes, through gentle currents, and enjoy stunning scenery. At Saraakallio, there is a viewing platform.

Admiring these rock paintings in their unique prehistoric setting is a truly moving experience.

The pristine nature of Lake Saraavesi is beautiful. The 40-metre-high cliff face of Saraakallio is located within a nature reserve on private land, on the eastern shore of Lake Saraavesi.

You can only see the rock paintings from the water or from the new viewing platform built in front of the cliff face.

EräKatri’s guided rowboat trip to the Saraakallio rock paintings offers you memorable moments. You can spot the rock paintings with the naked eye when looking from the right angle.

The guided rowboat trip is suitable for all ages who enjoy being on the water and are interested in nature and rock art.

You are welcome to join a private guided rowboat trip.

You can participate with a friend or as a pair with the guide. Small dogs used to boat trips are also welcome.

Life jackets are available for adults, children, and small dogs. Dry bags are also available if needed.

Bring with you a cheerful spirit for the trip and weather-appropriate clothing.

At your service

Katri Tynkkynen

EräKatri

Wilderness guide, paddling instructor

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Using public transport?

Did you know that Laukaa Harbour is accessible even without your own car? You can reach Laukaa by local bus Linkki number 41. And to Jyväskylä you can arrive by bus, train, or plane. Nature thanks those who use public transport or ridesharing. Welcome to Laukaa!