The Haeska birdwatching tower on the north shore of Matsalu Bay is the best one in Europe – the coastal meadows and shallow bay are a popular spot among migratory birds. Many species have been recorded in the vicinity of the Haeska birdwatching tower and Finnish birdwatchers have also set a European record – 128 different bird species were seen from the tower in one day. The birdwatching tower and recreation area are situated on a private land and therefore staying on this object is allowed from sunrise to sunset.

Estonian bogs are remote, mystic and very beautiful places where time stands still for centuries and Marimetsa is one of them. We are hiking 11 km on wooden pathway and taking a picnic (picnic basket included) near a picturesque bog lake.
We have a great possibility to see wild animals, migrating&nesting birds, beaver architecture, endemic and interesting plants.
Tour starts and ends in Tallinn.

Estonians love to pick wild berries, mushrooms and other forest givings so if you really look for essence of summer in Estonia don’t look any further but book this tour and feel yourself what it is to be real Estonian. Tour takes place in North-West Estonia and in your tour you learn everything about eatable and also not eatable wild berries and mushrooms, history about how Estonians have used forest givings through centuries and how forest givings suit for your every day dinner table. Tour also includes short outdoor knowledge course. Tour starts and ends in Tallinn (transport included).

Tour takes place in the side of  Läänemaa Suursoo witch is one of the biggest bog areas in Estonia. This is a really remote and wild place. For Wolves, Bears, Lynxes, Mooses, Eagles etc this place is a home.  In your tour you take 10 km long hike and learn a lot about wildlife in Estonia. Good place to learn wildlife footprints and with little bit of luck see animals with your own eyes.  Tour price consist experienced guide, transport from Tallinn and back, quick outdoor knowledge course. Tour can be customised to your needs. Best enjoyed in autumn and winter when footprints are most visible.

Uuemõisa Manor Park is a protected park in Uuemõisa small town in Haapsalu. The park is very large, consists of two areas, is freely designed, and grows into a park forest. In front of the main building, there is a road headed towards the highway, which is surrounded by trees from the one side and with a lawn from the other. The second park area is made up of a dense free-design park, allegedly established on the turn of the 18th century, located next to the supposed old main building. There is also a narrow court reaching up to the pond system. The manor park has been reconstructed on the basis of a map from 1936.

The longest hiking trail in Estonia starts at Nõva Nature Centre in Peraküla. The Peraküla – Aegviidu – Ähijärve hiking trail passes through nine counties, a number of protected areas, and exhibits the wonderful landscapes of Estonia with its 820 kilometres. The trail is marked with white and green colours and signposts. The trail map is available here. The trail is divided into sections: – Peraküla – Vihterpalu 27 km – Vihterpalu – Ohtu 46 km – Ohtu – Alavere 87 km – Alavere – Aegviidu 32 km – Aegviidu – Oostriku 107 km – Oostriku – Elistvere 76 km – Elistvere – Kantsi 80 km – Kantsi – Kiidjärve 44 km – Kiidjärve – Piusa 124 km – Piusa – Pähni 100 km – Pähni – Ähijärve 103 km