Tours in Estonia
Discover the Destination
Welcome to Estonia, where your journey begins! If you've been searching all day for information on "Estonia tourism," "Tours in Estonia," or "Estonia travel," your quest has led you to the right place. We invite you to explore Estonia, a captivating and diverse country nestled along the shores of the Baltic Sea. Estonia offers a unique blend of urban sophistication and unspoiled wilderness. Picture yourself on pristine beaches along an extensive coastline, strolling through the charming streets of the capital, and discovering both medieval and contemporary wonders. Estonia's breathtaking castles and stunning cliffs await your exploration.
While exploring Estonia, don't miss the chance to discover fascinating places and intriguing facts. Here, it's said that you can even find Wi-Fi in the forest, and you might be surprised to learn that Estonians were the masterminds behind the world-famous free Internet telephone service, Skype. A trip to Estonia offers the opportunity to uncover the beauty of this small yet captivating land. Estonia's tourism is all about diverse landscapes, unique national parks, enchanting islands, and a stunning coastline waiting to be explored. So, bring your friends and family for an unforgettable holiday in Estonia.
When planning your Estonian adventure, choose the time that suits your interests best. For sun-soaked sandy beaches, outdoor activities, and warm weather, May to July is your ideal window. On the flip side, if you're a winter sports enthusiast, December and January offer prime opportunities to experience the exhilaration of Estonia's winter wonderland.
Available Tours
- Baltic Impressions in 11 days — 11 days, from €1445
- Baltic Adventures in 14 days — 14 days, from €1895
- Northern Heritage Trail in 17 days — 17 days, from €2745
- Tallinn Christmas Market — 4 days, from €395
- New Year in Tallinn — 5 days, from €495
- Baltic Highlights New Year — 8 days, from €995
- Baltic Highlights in 8 days — 8 days, from €895
- Baltic Metropoles in 10 days — 10 days, from €1295
- Polish and Baltic Jewels in 13 days — 13 days, from €1745
- Baltic Sea Treasures in 10 days — 10 days, from €1445
- Baltic Classical in 10 days — 10 days, from €1195
- Baltic Capitals in 10 days — 10 days, from €1295
- Baltic Symphony in 10 days — 10 days, from €1445
- Capital: Tallinn
- Language: Estonian
- Population: 1,3 million
- Currency: Euro
- Area: 45,227 sq km
- Time Zone: EET (UTC+2)
Taste of the Country
Kama
A finely milled flour mixture often enjoyed mixed with milk, buttermilk, or kefir, creating a wholesome and creamy mush.
Mulgikapsad
This hearty sauerkraut and pork stew, usually served with boiled potatoes, is both easy to prepare and a delightful treat for your taste buds.
Hakkliha kotlets
These delectable patties are crafted from a blend of veal, beef, and pork, combined with eggs and spices, then fried to golden perfection after a dip in breadcrumbs.
Kiluvõileib
Savor the flavors of Estonia with a sprat sandwich, a local favorite that showcases the country's seafood offerings.
Cities to Explore
Must-See Attractions
- Alexander Nevsky Cathedral
- Great Guild Hall
- Kadriorg Park
- Käsmu Peninsula
- KUMU Art Museum
- Lahemaa National Park
- Lake Peipus
- Museum of New Art
- Palmse Manor
- St. Mary's Cathedral
- Tallinn Town Hall
- Toompea Castle
- University of Tartu
- Vihula Manor
- Vodka Museum
What to Bring Home
- Amber Jewellery — Estonian amber is renowned for its beauty, making it a fantastic keepsake or gift for loved ones.
- Homemade Black Bread — Enjoy the taste of Estonia at home with a loaf of authentic black bread, a staple of the country's cuisine.
- Vana Tallinn Liqueur — This sweet and spiced liqueur is a beloved Estonian drink, perfect for sipping or gifting.
- "Kalev" Chocolate — Treat yourself to some delectable Estonian chocolates from the famous "Kalev" brand.
- Local Handicrafts — Browse and buy local handicrafts, such as souvenir houses and juniper products, to support local artisans.
- Pickled Herring — A jar of pickled herring makes for a tasty and uniquely Estonian souvenir.
- Old Stuff from Flea Markets — Explore Estonian flea markets and hunt for vintage treasures to bring back a piece of the country's history.
Traditions & Beliefs
- Fern Blossom Quest — Celebrate midsummer, known as "Jaanipaev" in Estonian, by venturing into the forest with friends to search for fern blossoms, believed to bring wisdom and good fortune.
- Bonfire Bravery — Test your courage and faith by leaping over a bonfire during Jaanipaev festivities.
- Wedding Superstitions — Estonians have a few unique wedding-related beliefs, such as babies born on the last day of the week marrying late or not at all. Spilling cake on the floor is also said to bring bad luck in love.
- Wishful Rhymes — When two people say the same thing, they can make a wish, interlock pinkie fingers, count to three, and say either "Adam" or "Eve." A matching name ensures your wish comes true.
- Happy House Ritual — During a bride's entrance into her new home, she drops ribbons or money into each room for happiness and good luck.
- Superstitions — Avoid shaking hands at the doorstep and whistling indoors, as these are believed to bring bad luck. Laying a bag on the floor is thought to predict financial loss.
Optional Tours in Estonia
- Kadriorg Park and KUMU Art Museum
- Lahemaa National Park
- Maritime Museum in Tallinn
- Restaurant Maikrahv
- Shopping Tour in Tallinn Old Town