Estonia Tours

Trips to Estonia

Our Estonia tours offer an immersive experience into this small yet dynamic Northern European country, known for its rich history, vibrant culture, and stunning natural beauty. Its capital, Tallinn, boasts a UNESCO World Heritage-listed medieval Old Town, where cobblestone streets, Gothic spires, and ancient city walls transport visitors back in time.

Few tourists venture to Estonia, an undeniable part of the appeal of this pleasant Baltic state. Here there are stunning cities, whose fairytale appearance belie their vibrant nature; stunning national parks containing windswept beaches, hushed pine forests and glistening lakes; and a fascinating historical and cultural mix that binds its Soviet past with ancient mythology and a delightfully quiet pastoral setting. It’s a joy to cycle on its winding and remarkably flat back roads, and wonderful to hike within its fantastically varied countryside, exploring incredible architecture and picturesque castles perched atop hills as you go.

Experience traditional music, dance, and folklore that reflect the nation’s proud identity. Delight in the unique sound of the Estonian language and participate in local festivals celebrating everything from medieval history to contemporary arts. Savor the hearty flavors of Estonian cuisine, including rye bread, smoked fish, and savory stews. With our small-group guided tours, you’ll enjoy a deeper connection to Estonia’s culture and people, making your journey truly unforgettable.

Top 5 Estonia Tour Highlights

1. Tallinn
Visiting Tallinn is like stepping into a fairytale, with its enchanting medieval Old Town boasting cobblestone streets, Gothic spires, and historic city walls. As you stroll through this UNESCO World Heritage site, you’ll discover charming cafes, artisan shops, and centuries-old landmarks.

2. Lehemaa National Park
Lahemaa National Park is a pristine natural haven and one of Europe’s largest national parks, where dense forests, pristine lakes, and rugged coastlines create a stunning landscape. As you explore, you’ll encounter diverse wildlife, picturesque bogs, and charming fishing villages that offer a glimpse into traditional Estonian life. This expansive park is a haven for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts, providing endless opportunities for hiking, cycling, and soaking in the serene beauty of untouched nature.

3. Lake Peipsi
The shores of Lake Peipsi offer gorgeous landscapes, where expansive views of the tranquil lake meet charming fishing villages and sandy beaches. This route is peppered with traditional onion-domed churches and local markets, providing cultural and historical insights along the way, making it the perfect destination for cyclists. With its flat terrain and well-maintained paths, the area is perfect for leisurely rides, allowing bikers to fully immerse themselves in the serene beauty and unique character of this borderland region.

4. Tartu
Tartu, Estonia’s second-largest city, immerses visitors in a blend of rich history, vibrant culture, and youthful energy. Explore the cobblestone streets of the Old Town, where medieval buildings and Gothic architecture coexist with modern cafes and galleries. Home to Estonia’s oldest university, Tartu exudes a lively atmosphere with its thriving academic community, diverse museums, and scenic parks along the Emajogi River.

 5. Hiiumaa Island
Hiiumaa Island, located off Estonia’s western coast in the Baltic Sea, is a serene retreat known for its unspoiled nature and relaxed atmosphere. The island boasts pristine sandy beaches, dense forests, and picturesque lighthouses that dot its rugged coastline. Visitors can explore charming fishing villages, ancient stone churches, and unique local traditions, making Hiiumaa a peaceful haven and a hidden gem in the Baltic region.