Estonia’s islands on the rise

Look forward to a fantastic start full of contrasts! After your arrival in Tallinn, your journey begins with a guided evening stroll through the Old Town and a welcome dinner at a carefully selected restaurant. The medieval Old Town is one of the best-preserved Hanseatic cities in the world. At the same time, Tallinn is considered one of the most modern cities in the world, with mobile parking and e-voting. You will spend the night in Tallinn..

Walk 3-5 km, walking time approx. 2 hours

Today you’ll explore the 10,000-year-old Marimetsa bog using special bog shoes – a fascinating nature experience from a new perspective. Those who wish can swim in the bog pool. In the afternoon, stroll through Haapsalu to the beach promenade, enjoy coffee in the old spa building, and visit the Tsar’s Railway Station. In the evening, one of Europe’s most modern ferries will take you to Hiiumaa, Estonia’s second-largest island.

Transfer: 130 km, approx. 1.5 hours by car; ferry crossing/p>

After a short boat ride, you’ll reach the launch site. The Baltic Sea is calm and sheltered, with a pleasant 20°C in June. After a briefing, you’ll paddle in stable double kayaks to small islands dotted with silent witnesses to the past – abandoned houses. The destination is an uninhabited island with a rustic campsite. Around the campfire, you can gaze out over the sea; perhaps you’ll spot seals. Those who wish can jump from the tent sauna into the refreshing Baltic Sea.

The program for these two days and the length of the individual tours are heavily dependent on the weather. The plan is to cover approximately 27 km by kayak and undertake a hike of approximately 2-3 km. Short-notice changes due to weather conditions are possible./p>

After a short boat ride, you’ll reach the launch site. The Baltic Sea is calm and sheltered, with a pleasant 20°C in June. After a briefing, you’ll paddle in stable double kayaks to small islands dotted with silent witnesses to the past – abandoned houses. The destination is an uninhabited island with a rustic campsite. Around the campfire, you can gaze out over the sea; perhaps you’ll spot seals. Those who wish can jump from the tent sauna into the refreshing Baltic Sea.

After a short boat ride, you’ll reach the launch site. The Baltic Sea is calm and sheltered, with a pleasant 20°C in June. After a briefing, you’ll paddle in stable double kayaks to small islands dotted with silent witnesses to the past – abandoned houses. The destination is an uninhabited island with a rustic campsite. Around the campfire, you can gaze out over the sea; perhaps you’ll spot seals. Those who wish can jump from the tent sauna into the refreshing Baltic Sea.

Bike tour approx. 30 km, travel time approx. 4h
Transfer journey: approx. 200 km, approx. 2.5 hours by car and 1 hour by ferry./p>

Today you’ll discover Vilsandi National Park: This bird and coastal sanctuary stretches across several small islands. Wade through knee- to waist-deep Baltic Sea water to the famous Vilsandi lighthouse, admire the limestone cliffs and seabirds, and enjoy refreshing swims. A motorboat will then take you back to Saaremaa, where you’ll spend the night.

Hike: approx. 15 km, walking time 7 hours

Today you will visit the 21-meter-high Panga cliffs, the 4,000-year-old Kaali meteorite crater, and the town of Kuressaare with its Bishop’s Castle. Traditional beer brewing is experiencing a renaissance here: choose your favorite during a small tasting. A causeway will take you to the charming island of Muhu with its juniper landscapes and colorful wooden houses.

On foot approx. 3-4 km, walking time: 1-1.5 hours
Transferfahrt: ca. 100 km, ca. 1,5 h

Muhu – “A place where time stands still.” Quiet roads wind through fishing villages, between stone walls, colorful meadows, and juniper groves. Old farmhouses have been lovingly restored. On small cycle paths, you’ll visit the Koguva Village Museum and learn about the traditional way of life. Lunch is at a fish restaurant by the harbor. In the evening, the trip concludes with a farewell dinner.

Bike tour approx. 40 km, travel time approx. 4-6 hours (several stops).

After breakfast, your diverse island tour comes to an end. You will travel to the ferry terminal and cross the Baltic Sea back to the mainland before continuing on to Tallinn Airport. Departures are possible from approximately 2 pm. Those who would like to enjoy the Scandinavian atmosphere and the beauty of Estonia a little longer are welcome to spend a few more days in Tallinn.

Transfer journey: 160 km, car approx. 2 hours, ferry: 30 minutes.