Active Tours Estonia - Saaremaa & Muhu - Discover the largest islands of Estonia

Estonia’s best kept secret

Take a break from the hustle and bustle of Tallinn and embark on an adventure to explore Saaremaa and Muhu Islands.

Duration: 2 daysLanguage: upon requestBy: Bus and foot

The day tour includes the following highlights:
  • Ferry trip across the strait to Saaremaa
  • St. Katherine's Church of Muhu
  • Walk in the Pädaste Manor Park
  • Picturesque ride across the dam from Muhu to Saaremaa
  • Angla Windmill Park
  • Kaali field of meteorite craters
  • Old Town of Kuressaare
  • Medieval Bishop Castle of Kuressaare
  • Panga Cliff

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It is impossible to imagine Estonia apart from the sea and the Estonian coast line lasts for about 2000 miles. Estonia has 1500 islands, most of them are small, but these two – Saaremaa and Muhu - are the largest with their endless juniper fields, rustic windmills, old castles, stone fences, and the largest meteorite crater. Saaremaa in translation is ‘island land’ and it means this is the Estonian island.

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The history here is very diverse. The island people have always been stubborn and it is said that in Saaremaa old grudges die hard. Saaremaa is the only place in Estonia than can claim proper Viking history having been home to pirates of the Baltic sea for a long time. Take a break from the hustle and bustle of Tallinn and embark on an adventure to explore Saaremaa and Muhu Islands. Discover the medieval history of the islands by wandering the grounds and halls of Kuressaare Castle and see the famous symbols of the islands: juniper trees, dolomite minerals, windmills, and locally-brewed beer.

About the tour:
  • Suitable for FIT and groups
  • Private tours are available with your preferred languages. Guides can join you from Tallinn, Muhu or Saaremaa
  • Lunch, entrances, transfers and ferry tickets included
  • Duration 2 days (with transportation)

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