The easiest and safest way to book an activities is via the online booking form here. You can also book on the spot if there are places available.

NOTE! You can save €2 on ticket prices by booking your place online.

You will see price lists for all activities in our online shop here. If you want to book a programme for groups, you can find more information here.

You can pay online and at the Laguuni info desk with a variety of debit and credit cards (excluding Amex). We also accept cash and a variety of vouchers and cards such as Smartum, Epassi and Edenred.

You can use sports cards to pay for equipment hire, courses, excursions and season tickets. You can easily pay for your sports credit directly in our online shop (Smartum subscription limited to one product at a time) or alternatively you can make a reservation by calling Laguuni on 029 170 0353 or emailing info@laguuniin.fi.

NOTE! The vouchers and cards are personalised.

By the way – cash is not accepted at the Hietsu branch.

A customer’s booking is always binding, and obligates full payment for the service or product booked. In case of illness, the private customer
may be rescheduled if notified by telephone at least 12 hours (summer season) or 24 hours (winter season) before the start of the booking on 029 170 0353. You can read our terms of service here.

Rain is not a problem, many of our sports get wet anyway  However, the Lagoon reserves the right to cancel an event on the same day if weather conditions make it unsafe to hold the event. In this case we will contact the clients separately.

Laguuni reserves the right to cancel online private bookings due to overlapping events up to 7 days before the booking.

All serial and gift vouchers sold are valid for one year from the date of order. The customer has the possibility to extend the validity period for 6 months for an additional fee of €10. The customer should contact Customer Service at info@laguuniin.fi before the expiry date of the gift card.

All Laguuni activities require swimming skills according to the Nordic Swimming Definition. The Nordic Swimming Definition: a person can swim 200 metres continuously, of which at least 50 metres on their back.

There is no upper age limit for the activities! However, you must be over 6 years old and able to swim. Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult guardian who is responsible for the child throughout the activity. One adult can supervise 2 children at the same time, according to own judgement. Supervision from the beach is sufficient, but there is plenty of fun for parents in the water park!

The minimum age for canoeing is 13 years and for kayak rental 15 years. Children under 15 years of age can go kayaking with an adult.

Participants under 18 years of age must provide their guardian’s contact details at the time of booking.

One booking lasts a total of 60 minutes. There is always room for 4 people on one lesson, on one cable, so the total wake time is at least about 15 min/person. The shifts are about 5 min each, so each person will have about 3 x 5 min of wake time. You should be ready for your own shift, so that the shifts will go faster and you will have more time for everyone!

Wakeboarding, Flyboarding, Water Park, SUP Polo, and SUP Boarding; remember to bring a swimsuit and a towel. If needed, you can borrow a wetsuit from Laguuni. Towels are also available for rent at €5.

For kayaking: Wear weather-appropriate activewear and bring a change of clothes in case they get wet while paddling. You can go barefoot, wear water shoes, or even sneakers!

Since Laguuni Water Sports Center operates outdoors, dressing for the weather is essential.

Lockable lockers are available at Laguuni Keilaniemi and Mustikkamaa. Laguuni has padlocks for the lockers or alternatively you can bring your own lock!

At Laguuni Hietsu you can leave your valuables in the employee cubicle.

In all of our spot, we have occasionally found blue-green algae. If there is little blue-green algae, we recommend careful showering after the activity. In case of blue-green algae, the client can also request a rescheduling for another day. We always inform in our spots and @laguunin Instagram account about the blue-green algae situation.

Laguuni Keilis is located at Keilalahdentie 8, 02150 Espoo.

If you are arriving by metro, we recommend to stay at the Keilalahti station, which is about 700 m from Laguuni. From the Koivusaari station it is a slightly longer walk of over a kilometer.

If you arrive by bicycle, you can leave your bike in the bike park in front of the Laguuni.

City bikes are located right in front of the Laguuni.

For vehicles, there is 24-hour parking in front of the Laguuni. If you are unfamiliar with the place, we recommend that you set your navigator to Laguuni, as the official address is slightly wrong.

For those arriving by boat, the island of Stora Fröken has a guest marina for 8 boats. The maximum boat depth is 1.2m and the maximum boat length is 6m.

Laguuni Hietsu is located at Hiekkarannantie, 00100, Helsinki. The facility is situated next to Hietaniemi Beach, at the end of Hiekkarannantie, on the edge of Ouritsaari Peninsula.

If you arrive by metro, the Ruoholahti station is about a 1km walk away. If you arrive by bus, Väinämöisenkenttä is the nearest stop and Hanken is also about 1km away on foot. For your own vehicles, you can find a parking space in the adjacent car park.

Laguuni Mustikkamaa is located at Mustikkamaantie 8, 00570 Helsinki. The facility is right by the beach, next to a large parking lot.

If you arrive by metro, the nearest station is Kulosaari, which is just over a kilometer away. Bus No. 16 (Korkeasaari via Kalasatama) will take you to Mustikkamaa stop, which is only 200 metres away.

Bicycles can be parked in the bicycle rack at the office and city bikes can be found near the Mustikkamaa bus stop.

For vehicles, there is free parking next to Mustikkamaa.

All Laguuni locations have Itämeri kayaks, which can be freely reserved for cleaning at itameri.info. The aim of Itämeri Plogging is to involve people in cleaning up the sea with cleaning kayaks and thus, through action, change environmental behaviour on a larger scale. The project will culminate in a community event on John Nurminen’s Baltic Sea Day, when we will enable a large number of volunteers to plog at the same time.