Description

Get away from the bustling city of Tallinn and embark on a journey to Lahemaa National Park, the oldest and largest national park in Estonia. You’ll have the opportunity to explore this picturesque park from the comfort of your vehicle while a knowledgeable local guide shares insights into Estonian history during the drive. Along the way, you’ll encounter a variety of captivating sights, from sandy shorelines to scenic bogs, as well as remnants of the Soviet era, such as an abandoned submarine station. Additionally, you’ll be treated to views of centuries-old manor houses that exude a timeless charm. Your adventure will also include a visit to Käsmu, a quaint village known as ‘the captain’s village.’

This day trip is intentionally limited to a small group of up to eight people, ensuring that you’ll receive personalized attention and guidance throughout the excursion. You can leave the hustle and bustle of the city behind and explore the natural beauty and history of Estonia’s Lahemaa National Park. The tour provides excellent value for money and is suitable for the whole family, with an opportunity to gain unique insights from a local guide. Your day begins with a convenient pickup from a central meeting point in Tallinn, right outside the City Tourist Information Center. Following your day of exploration, you’ll return to the same location. The tour operates in all weather conditions, so it’s important to dress appropriately for the day’s forecast. While a moderate level of physical fitness is recommended, infant seats are available for those traveling with young children. Please note that there is a minimum participant requirement for this tour, and it may be canceled if this requirement is not met. In such an event, you will be given the choice of an alternative tour or a full refund.