Natural diversity and historical prosperity are key factors of Saaremaa – the largest island of Estonia. Saaremaa has retained its uniqueness throughout the times: There are still stone fences and houses with thatched roofs in the villages, beautiful national costumes and dialectal language in use.
Junipers, dolomite, windmills, beautiful lighthouses and the famous local home-brewed beer are considered the symbols of Saaremaa. This hidden gem of the Baltic Sea also features the 2nd oldest nature protection area in Europe – Vilsandi National Park and the historical, highly original resort town Kuressaare.
Pier no 2 (equipped with movable ramp, width 20 m. max. 80 t.)
Max LOA: 165 m
Max depth: 7 m
Type of berth (passenger, cargo, bulk traffic): Passenger
Fenders available (brand and type): Plate fenders SCN 700
Bollard strength: RT 100L 100 t. 11 pcs.
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Pier no 1
Max LOA: 200 m
Max depth: 10 mType of berth (passenger, cargo, bulk traffic): Passenger
Fenders available (brand and type): Plate fenders SCN 500
Bollard strength: RT 100L 100 t. 12 pcs.
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The Saaremaa Peony Festival is the best place for a family to spend some lovely time together in fresh air. Thousands of peonies bloom from mid-May to late July.
The festival area is over 4 hectares and can accommodate thousands of visitors and it offers discoveries throughout the day. Several kilometres of walks are full of excitement and picturesque views. Charge your cell phone and camera and head for the photo hunt, as this is the most romantic garden in the world!
It is a one of a kind and unforgettable experience in Europe! The closest similar festival is held in China.
The Mustjala Festival with its long traditions invites music fans to Saaremaa – a place with breathtaking virgin nature that is perfect for holidaying and enjoying art. The classical music festival has been taking place since 1995. Performers include recognised Estonian musicians and brilliant guests from abroad. Concerts take place in churches, the picturesque Tagaranna fishing village, Loona and Pidula manors, Ninase holiday village; sometimes, also at unexpected venues – an artillery gun position that was constructed by the Soviet soldiers in 1939 for coastal defense on Ninase Peninsula, etc. The art director of the festival is Aare Tammesalu.
Kaali meteorite field, Panga cliff, Angla
windmills, Karja church, Kuressaare
Episcopal Castle.
Folkore, Heritage and Traditional Lifestyle
Mihkli Open Air museum with concerts
and workshops, Kihelkonna church and
campanile, Leedri village farmhouses,
free time in Kuressaare.
Footsteps of Crusaders – Baltic-German Heritage
Medieval churches: Mustjala, Kihelkonna.
Manors – Pidula, Loona, Pilguse.
Kihelkonna church. Loona manor
is the centre of Vilsandi National Park.
Sõrve Peninsula
Scenic coastal drive passing old villages
and landscapes, to the tip of Sõrve
peninsula with the tallest lighthouse in
the Baltic Sea (52m).
NEW & ADVENTUROUS
Saaremaa Sauna Experience
Sauna (smoke sauna) was a place to
clean body, soul and mind long before
the crusaders time. Sauna rituals
include gentle whipping with birch
and juniper twigs.