Pirskeri is an important part of the history of the Luvian archipelago
Fishermen's summer party at Pirskeri in the 1950s
Pirskeri Homestead has a long and illustrious history. Its main building's oldest part was constructed in 1786 and once served as a pilot house. Pirskeri's maritime area used to be a resting place for sailing ships traversing the route from Pori southward. Over the years, the island has hosted numerous camps and events, including summer camps for schoolchildren and scouts, as well as summer celebrations for the archipelago's fishermen.
Since 1983, the island has been owned by a single family, and in 2023, the estate opened its doors to the public for the first time in about fifty years. Welcome to experience the unique Pirskeri!