Estonia

8 day holiday

Tallinn, Narva, Tartu, Parnu

This 8-day journey through Estonia begins in the atmospheric capital, Tallinn, where medieval spires and cobbled alleys meet chic cafés and modern shops. After exploring its UNESCO-listed Old Town, the route takes you east to Narva, a unique border city shaped by Russian influence. Here, two imposing fortresses—Hermann Castle and its Russian counterpart Ivangorod—face off across the river, offering a striking symbol of Estonia’s frontier history.

Next, travel south to Tartu, Estonia’s second city and a lively cultural hub thanks to its historic university. Tartu’s compact centre, riverside charm and role as the 2024 European Capital of Culture promise a rich blend of heritage and modern creativity. The tour then continues to the relaxed seaside resort of Pärnu, Estonia’s summer capital, known for its white-sand beaches, spa culture and grand villas. The journey wraps up back in Tallinn, with time to reflect or simply enjoy one last Estonian breakfast before flying home.

7 day holiday

Tallinn, Tartu

This 7-day twin-centre tour offers a perfect pairing of Estonia’s capital, Tallinn, and its lively university city, Tartu. Begin with three nights in Tallinn, where cobbled streets and medieval architecture meet a dynamic creative scene. Wander through the Old Town, visit contemporary art spaces like Fotografiska, or explore further afield with optional trips to Lahemaa National Park or the Northern Kõrvemaa nature reserve. Whether it’s relaxing in a trendy bistro, delving into Estonia’s maritime history, or strolling through vibrant neighbourhoods like Telliskivi, Tallinn is full of contrasts to discover at your own pace.

Travel onward to Tartu, which is particularly vibrant in 2024 as the European Capital of Culture. Known for its academic heritage, lively arts scene and compact, walkable centre, the city offers an engaging mix of historic architecture and modern culture. A visit to the impressive Estonian National Museum is a must, and an optional trip to the Mooska Smoke Sauna Farm provides a glimpse into age-old traditions recognised by UNESCO. Whether soaking up student energy in cafés or unwinding in the peaceful South Estonian countryside, Tartu makes for a rewarding and immersive end to your Estonian escape.

6 day holiday

Tallinn, Laane Country

This five-day Tallinn city break and nature escape combines urban exploration with deep countryside relaxation. Begin with two nights in Estonia’s capital, exploring its medieval Old Town, vibrant cultural quarters like Noblessner and Telliskivi, and the buzzing Balti Jaama Turg market. Highlights include a visit to the Lennusadam Maritime Museum and the Fotografiska Photography Museum. Tallinn’s blend of history and modern flair is perfect for curious travellers, and there’s ample opportunity to enjoy both fine food and quirky finds—especially the Soviet-era antiques at the market.

The second part of the trip takes you on a self-drive journey to Lääne County, where you’ll stay in a stylish ÖÖD Mirror Cabin, designed to immerse guests in nature with mirrored walls and minimalist luxury. These cabins, complete with saunas and scenic views, are dotted across Estonia in peaceful settings. Explore nearby Haapsalu, a charming seaside town, or relax in the surrounding forests, beaches and nature reserves like Matsalu National Park. On your way back to Tallinn, consider stopping in Paldiski, a former Soviet military base now open for exploration, or take in the dramatic coastal scenery of the Pakri Peninsula.

7 day holiday

Tallinn, Lahemaa National Park

This seven-day spa and nature break offers a relaxing blend of culture, wellness and the great outdoors. Begin with three nights in Tallinn, Estonia’s charming capital. Explore the medieval Old Town, wander through cobbled lanes, and visit landmarks like Toompea Castle and Alexander Nevsky Cathedral. Beyond the Old Town, discover the creative energy of Telliskivi and the maritime heritage of Noblessner and the Lennusadam Museum. Between sightseeing, enjoy downtime at your hotel’s rooftop pool or over a meal at local favourites such as Lore Bistroo. There’s also the chance to unwind in Kadriorg Park and visit the excellent art museums within it.

Your journey then continues to Lahemaa National Park for a three-night spa escape at Vihula Manor. Nestled in a peaceful landscape, this countryside retreat offers spa treatments, scenic walks, and cultural activities like schnapps-making or exploring the Vodka Museum. Take a leisurely stroll across the estate’s historic bridges, relax in smoke saunas and whirlpools, or venture to the nearby Altja fishing village to get a glimpse of Estonia’s coastal heritage. It’s an ideal mix of pampering and exploration, all set against the backdrop of serene nature.

11 day holiday

Tallinn, Narva, Lahemaa National Park, Sillamae, Lake Pipsi, Tartu, Soomaa National Park, Viljandi, Parnu, Muhu, Haapsalu

This 11-day self-drive tour of Estonia takes you from the capital, Tallinn, across a rich variety of landscapes and cultural landmarks. Begin by soaking up the medieval charm of Tallinn’s Old Town and modern highlights like the TV Tower, before heading east to Narva via Lahemaa National Park and the Soviet-era town of Sillamäe. Drive south along Lake Peipsi’s scenic shoreline, exploring the unique Onion Route and Old Believers villages, before arriving in Tartu – Estonia’s intellectual heart, known for its museums, university culture, and café scene. Continue west to Viljandi and Soomaa National Park, where hiking trails lead through wild bogs and flower meadows.

The second half of the tour includes island adventures and coastal relaxation. From Viljandi, head to Parnu and take a ferry to Kihnu Island, a UNESCO-recognised cultural gem. Then on to the larger islands of Muhu and Saaremaa, where Viking history, meteorite craters, windmills, and distilleries await. Highlights include Kuressaare’s spa culture, Panga Cliffs and the dramatic Sõrve Lighthouse at sunset. On the final stretch, visit the tranquil resort town of Haapsalu before returning to Tallinn. With historic castles, coastal traditions, and untouched nature, this road trip reveals Estonia’s lesser-known charms in an engaging, independent way.

10 day holiday

Tallinn, Tartu, Lahemaa National park, Gauja National Park, Bauska, Kaunas, Vilnius, Riga

This 10-day Baltic fly-drive takes you on a scenic and cultural journey through Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania. Starting in Tallinn, you’ll have time to explore the charming medieval Old Town before driving to Tartu via Lahemaa National Park, known for its forests, lakes, and restored manor houses. From there, continue south to Riga, with a stop in Cesis for its castle ruins and in Gauja National Park for its dramatic landscapes. In Latvia’s capital, explore Art Nouveau architecture, bustling markets, and museums. Then it’s on to Bauska to visit Rundale Palace – a baroque masterpiece – and the ruins of Bauska Castle.

Cross into Lithuania and stop at the Hill of Crosses, a powerful pilgrimage site, before reaching Kaunas with its Soviet-era memorials and vibrant old town. En route to Vilnius, explore the island fortress of Trakai Castle and try the Karaim pastry ‘kibinai’. In Vilnius, wander the baroque streets, visit historic churches, and sample local delicacies at Hales Market. With highlights including medieval towns, national parks, and offbeat landmarks like Stalin World, this fly-drive offers a rich introduction to the Baltic states at your own pace.

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