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Baltic Sea Day

We celebrate and take action for the Baltic Sea together

GET INVOLVED

The Baltic Sea Day is for everyone, everywhere. You can take action for the Baltic Sea on your own, join others in events, or bring people together by organizing an activity or event for your community.

THEMES

FIND INSPIRATION FOR ACTIVITIES

Plunge
Pieni lapsi selin kuvattuna, värikkään uimarenkaan kanssa laskeutumassa laiturin portaista kohti avomerta, jossa suuri joukko ihmisiä uiskentelee ja heilauttaa käsiään taustalla näkyvän sataman ja nostureiden horisontin edessä.

Plunge

Get your crew together and take a Baltic dip in your nearby waters!

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<strong>Cook a Baltic Sea menu</strong>
Rantakalliolla piknikastioita joissa kalaa ja dippikastiketta, keittoa ja leipää

Cook a Baltic Sea menu

Indulge with Baltic Sea friendly foods – an easy way to help the sea.

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<strong>Enjoy maritime culture</strong>
Ihmisiä katsomassa meriaiheisia valokuvia taidenäyttelyssä

Enjoy maritime culture

Experience the sea through music, stories, and other forms of art.

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Organise a maritime event for children

Organise a maritime event for children

Ready-made maritime activities inspire children and young people to learn about the Baltic Sea.

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How 2026 went

Baltic Sea Day was celebrated with well over 100 events around the Baltic Sea. Events and activities were organised in Finland, Sweden, Estonia, Poland, Germany, Latvia and Lithuania.

The day received broad media coverage through traditional and social media. Baltic Sea Day was the topic of discussion in multiple news outlets, television and radio broadcasts.

Want to organise an event?

Anyone can organise their own Baltic Sea Day event! Events can take place anywhere, online or offline, and you can invite just your community or engage a larger public. Organising an event as part of the themed day is free of charge.