A working farm in the 19th century, Tolli offers rooms in the main farmhouse, in the barn or in a rustic log cabin, plus sites to pitch your own tent. Other services include a sauna, boating excursions, basic meals, excursions around the island and passage to the mainland in a 10-person fishing boat (€70, irrespective of passenger numbers).
Tolli Tourist Farm
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