The warm period of year from May to September is the best time to visit Estonia. During May and June, white nights give a perfect reason to stay up late and party in Tallinn. Summer is a wonderful occasion to see wildflowers in forests and beautiful Estonian bogs. It is also prime time for outdoor celebrations, such as Jaanipäev folk holiday and Laulupidu, a massive song and dance festival. To get closer to nature, pick wild berries, watch seals and flying squirrels, go canoeing and kayaking or relax in a floating sauna. Snow and freeze duvet covers Estonian lands from November to February. Winter is the time to go cross-country skiing, seeing frozen waterfalls, and getting lost in Christmas Market in Tallinn.
Have you ever seen a flying squirrel? Consider yourself lucky if you manage to meet one in Estonian and Finnish forests
Don't miss the chance to experience the "white nights" full of exciting ways to spend time
Brown bears have become a rare endangered species but can still be seen in the wilds of Estonia
The untouched nature of Estonia is waiting to be explored
Diving in a prison. Seems rather weird, but it's a real attraction in Rummu
Enjoy nature while picking fresh berries in the wild
An active way to explore Estonia from the sea
Thousands of birds come to Estonia's meadows, bogs, and islands in mid-May
If you are a fan of sauna, you are going to love this
An adventure for real adrenaline junkies
Watch seals in their natural habitat
Emotions in the sky and incredible panoramic views
A small blue flower, the symbol of Estonia, is widespread across the country
If you don't like the heat, a Baltic Sea beach vacation might be perfect for you!
Enjoy the longest zip-line in Eastonia in an adventure park 133 km from Tallinn
Wonderful wildflowers cover Estonia's landscape in spring and summer
Enjoy a horseback ride through mystical forests paths, sandy coasts, or green meadows
Feel free and relaxed while cycling among the natural beauty of Estonia
Enjoy exciting water activities on the Baltic coast
As a Baltic country, Estonia boasts great fishing oportunities
Explore picturesque coastlines and medieval Tallinn by boat
Tens of thousands of performers and 100,000 in the audience
Get some gifts for your loved ones and indulge in food & drinks that will keep you warm
Estonian bogs offer something beautiful and mysterious every season
Experience the traditions and feel the magic of Midsummer night
The biggest summer festival in the Baltic and Scandinavian countries
Go back in time and feel the spirit of a medieval city in Tallin
Visit the largest marine festival in Estonia and try delicious seafood from the Baltic Sea
An unforgettable driving adventure for the brave
Take part in the extreme canoeing marathon and cross 100 km of beautiful rivers
Celebrate the end of summer with twinkle lights all over, good music, and a fireshow
Enjoy good music, craft beer, nice food, and lots of art during Tallinn Music Week
One of the best and oldest action sports contests in Europe
Discover Estonia while on a 63-km ski trail from Otepaa to Elva
Be amazed by the beauty of frozen water
Witness the magic of coffee at this one-of-a-kind festival
Can you imagine a well literally overflowing with water?
Try delicious traditional Christmas cookies
Get acquainted with Estonia's culture and modern life during the St. Martin's Day Fair
Even though Estonia doesn't have the highest mountains you can still enjoy some active winter sports here
A true passion for Estonians and everyone who admires winter scenery and healthy sport
Explore underground sand corridors full of dormant bats