Where to go and what to do in Nõva and Noarootsi

In the romantic small town of Haapsalu and small villages, hospitable people await you, surprising you with their sincerity and interest in history and culture. The guests who stayed here are remembered again and again with great respect.
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Forest Cabin of Nõva forest district

Forest Cabin of Nõva forest district is located in Nõva Landscape Protection Area, 1 km from a sandy beach; it is perfect for a nice beach holiday. The house has 2 small bedrooms with a shower and a toilet.

Nature enthusiasts are enticed by the landscape protection areas of Nõva and Suursoo and their swamps and bogs; history enthusiasts can explore the nearby Nõva church and the unique cobble stone road between Peraküla and Tantsujärv, dating from WWI.

Nõva Bakery and Tourist Information Centre

When you are driving to Nõva from Tallinn, you will see three red buildings on your right. The smallest one in the middle is home to a tourist information centre and cafe in the summer. It sells local bread, other baked goods, cold and hot drinks, and ice cream.
You can also rest here and gather information about the area’s attractions.
Nõva is a unique place with unspoiled nature, beautiful forests, lakes, and a 15 km long sandy beach. We have nice accommodation facilities, but it is also possible to enjoy camping at the camping grounds set up by the State Forest Management Centre.

Liivanõmme study trail

Liivanõmme trail starts from Nõva Nature Centre, runs along a stone-paved road dating back to World War I, then passes Allikjärve lake and then runs towards west to river Uuejõe. From there go along the beach range back towards Peraküla, over the Vanajõe riverbed and then you reach Lake Toatse and then back to Peraküla. The trail is suitable for those interested in forests, nature and local cultural heritage.
Good to know: The trail is dry, very suitable for walking. The length of the trail is 7.5 kilometres and it takes about 4 hours to complete it. You will find places for picnicking near Allikajärve and Uuejõe.

Nõva Nature Reserve, RMK Recreation Area, and Visitor Centre

The Nõva Recreation Area and Nature Reserve on the lowland of West-Estonia was established to protect the coastal landscapes and plant communities. It covers vast bog plains, forest massifs, and sand beaches. The lakes around Peraküla village are surrounded by 5-metre high coastal dunes. White water lilies and the great fen-sedge grow on the lakes. The coastal area enchants beachgoers and surfers. The forests and bogs are full of berries and mushrooms. There is an information point, camping spots, and places for making bonfires in the recreation area.

The Nõva Visitor Centre in the Nõva RMK Recreation Area provides information about the area’s sights and advice on choosing the hiking routes.


Nõva Manor Cafe

Nõva Manor Café is located in the beautiful Nõva village in the northwestern corner of Estonia. The café was founded in a former manor staff house. It has also housed the local dairy.
Our menu is homely. From Monday to Friday, there is always at least one daily special meal and soup.
In addition to warm food, we also offer delicious cakes, pastries, pies, and kringles – all made on the spot.
The place is well suited for birthday parties and other events.
Good to know: Nõva shop is located in the same building.

Villa Nõva Holiday Complex for private events

A private holiday complex for your special events: weddings, birthdays, company events, seminars, and camps. 3 km to the sea. RMK trails.
The Villa Nõva holiday complex includes 4 houses:

The MAIN HOUSE has a large hall for seminars and various events, a fireplace hall, a threshing barn, a large kitchen and bedrooms, and a large yard area.
The SAUNA HOUSE has a sauna with a wooden sauna heater, a terrace on the shore of a pond, a jacuzzi (for extra charge), a fireplace hall, a kitchen area, and 4 bedrooms for 17 people in total. Additional accommodation available in the mill.
The GUEST HOUSE has a small sauna, a living room with a fireplace, a kitchenette, a bedroom, and a sleeping area on the second floor, accommodating up to 12 people in total.
The MILL HOUSE with 4 additional sleeping places.