Hunting in Åland is easy and often yields good results. The hunting organizers of Åland offer hunting for roe deer, moose, sea birds and seals. Your local organizer arranges the permits and hunting rights so that you will be able to enjoy your stay without any hassle.

It doesn't matter how well prepared you are – the unforeseen may happen anyway. Your fishing rod may break, you may run out of ammunition or you may forget your warm underwear. Then the hunting and fishing shops in Åland are ready to help!

Hunting for sea fowl was an important part of the life of the archipelago people in the past. Nowadays you have a chance to join the traditional autumn bird hunt on the small archipelago islands.

Seal hunting demands much from the hunter, both before and after the hunt. In the outer archipelago of Åland there is a great population of grey seals and the exciting hunt fascinates natives as much as visitors.

Are you dying to go on a fishing trip with your mates? Take the opportunity to do it this autumn when it is particularly easy to fish for perch and pike. Book a complete fishing package, including travel, accommodation and a fishing licence, and make use of a local fishing guide who will take you to the best fishing waters in Åland. That’s your best chance of a catch.

Spring sunshine, blue sea and golden reeds. A grey mirror of water turning to pink in the evening. Crashing grey, leaden waves when autumn comes. The swaying of the reeds as the pike accelerates towards your bait. Welcome to Åland. This is the right place to be if you want to catch your dream pike. Both pike and sport anglers have a wonderful time among Åland’s thousands of islands and coves.

Treat yourself, the children or the whole family to a course in sport fishing. Small children reckon it is tremendous fun to fish for perch. Slightly older children can have a go at fishing for pike. One thing you can rely on: your first pike will be a memory for life.

Gun Ejervik won first prize in Visit Åland's trade fair competition on a theme of champagne in 2011. The prize was a fishing weekend for four people. Let's hear Gun herself tell the story: