Estonia Nature and Adventure

This mountain is a true giant in the Baltics. The mountain is 318 m with the highest point in the Baltics. It is located 18 km south of the village Haanja Võru. From the lookout tower, which has an elev...

Lahemaa National Park is in Lääne-Virumaa of Estonia.It's about 50km east of Tallinn and is a place to find some nice forests, seaside and swamps and bogs. One of the most suggested place to go ther...

Matsalu National Park is situated in western part of Estonia. Reserve was founded in 1957 mainly to protect nesting, moulting and migratory birds. In 1976 Matsalu was included to the list of wetlands ...

A paradise for water sports and fishing are the lakes in Vooremaa area, about 15 miles north of Tartu. A popular lake is the Saadjärv. Not far away, in the Manor Park Elistvere, there is a zoo (LOOMAP...

The border between Russia and Estand runs from north to south through the middle of the fifth largest lake in Europe (3548 km ²), of a length of 150 km has. It can be used by Tartu and Narva in easy r...

Karula National Park is in Valgamaa of Estonia.It's Estonian’s smallest and it was recognised as a national park in 1993.The landscape of the Karula uplands, formed thousands of years ago by conti...

The lake is with 270 km ² the second largest of Estonia. Only 3 m deep, it will warm quickly in the summer. Because of its verschilften shore beaches are rare. In Kivilõppe, vonViljandi southwest, and...

Approximately 22 km northwest of Kuressaare, Kärdla behind, lies the idyllic, 330-acre lake with a sandy beach in a wooded nature reserve. Legend has fought seven bears (Karu) against each other, to G...

Approximately 45 km south of Pärnu lies the 28 km ² Moorschutzgebiet Nigula, through which a path 6.8 kilometers long wooden bridge leads you in advance for the protected area management in Vana Järve...