Cruise ships
Rauma welcomes cruise visitors with its enchanting blend of history, nature, and culture. Whether exploring UNESCO sites, enjoying island adventures, relaxing in saunas, or discovering modern engineering marvels, Rauma promises an experience that is both inspiring and unforgettable.

Discover the enchanting city of Rauma – A unique destination for cruise visitors
Rauma, located on Finland’s west coast, offers unforgettable experiences for cruise visitors year-round. Visiting Rauma with a cruise ship is as easy as it gets: the modern Port of Rauma is located approximately ten minute shuttle bus ride from the city centre. Excursions can be arranged within a 30-minute bus ride from the port.
More information
Johanna Sainio
Tourist Information Officer
johanna.sainio@rauma.fi
Read more about Rauma from the Handbook for b2b travel sector (pdf).
As a UNESCO World Heritage City, Rauma boasts two extraordinary sites: Old Rauma, one of the best-preserved wooden towns in the Nordic countries, and Sammallahdenmäki, a fascinating Bronze Age burial site set amidst stunning Finnish nature. Rauma is also a home to a beautiful archipelago and Bothnian Sea National Park.
Port of Rauma
Distance from city centre approx. 4,5 kilometers.
For more information, visit the port’s official website:
https://portofrauma.com/
Step into history: Old Rauma
Strolling through the charming cobblestone streets of Old Rauma, visitors can immerse themselves in the town’s rich history and vibrant local culture. Guided walking tours provide insights into the beautifully preserved wooden houses, artisan boutiques, and quaint cafes. For a truly authentic experience, guests can savor local delicacies during the tour, offering a delightful taste of the region’s culinary heritage.
Sammallahdenmäki: A window to the Bronze Age
Nature and history intertwine at Sammallahdenmäki, where ancient burial cairns dot the rugged landscape of pine forests and rocky terrain. Guided tours provide a captivating journey into the site’s historical significance, revealing the mysteries of Finland’s Bronze Age heritage while allowing visitors to appreciate the serene beauty of the surrounding wilderness.
Explore the Archipelago and Bothnian Sea National Park
Rauma’s picturesque archipelago offers endless opportunities for exploration. Cruise guests can visit Kylmäpihlaja Lighthouse Island, where breathtaking sea views, and authentic maritime charm await. The Bothnian Sea National Park, with its beautiful nature and diverse wildlife, is perfect for experiencing the unique coastal atmosphere, and hike in the heart of the Finnish archipelago.
Relax in authentic Finnish saunas
No visit to Finland is complete without experiencing the country’s world-renowned sauna culture. Rauma provides a variety of public saunas, where guests can enjoy the soothing warmth and even take a refreshing dip in natural waters, available year-round. Whether in a traditional lakeside sauna or a modern seaside floating sauna, the sauna experience is an essential part of Finnish well-being.



