moderate
6–8 hours
Participants should have moderate fitness to handle walking and light hiking throughout the day.
Discover Estonia’s natural and cultural treasures on a guided day tour of Lahemaa National Park. From waterfalls to historic manors, this experience offers a perfect blend of adventure and history with expert guidance and local flavor.
Private tour • 6 - 8hrs • Coastal lowlands, pine forests and boulder fields
Explore the stunning Lahemaa National Park on a captivating day tour. Discover the grandeur of Palmse and Sagadi Manors, marvel at the breathtaking Jägala waterfall, and wander through the enchanting Viru bog. Enjoy a private car, expert guidance, and a delicious lunch, making this experience truly unforgettable.
Duration 6-8hrs
About Lahemaa National Park and its Manors. The largest national park in Estonia awaits!
This day tour to Lahemaa presents you the beauty of the landscape typical to Northern Estonia: coastal lowlands, pine forests and boulder fields.
Palmse Manor, one of the grandest baroque mansions in Estonia
Sagadi Manor, great complex of building that today is the centre of tourism, natural and cultural education
Jägala waterfall, the widest natural waterfall in Estonia
Viru bog, one of the most accessible bogs in Estonia, passes through the forest and bog landscapes characteristic of Lahemaa National Park
Private car with English speaking driver throughout the day with pick up from the hotel in Tallinn
English speaking guide throughout the day
Entrance to Palmse and Sagadi Manor
Lunch at Sagadi Manorhouse restaurant (2-course menu)
Clothing: Comfortable By: Private car and on foot
Meeting Point: Your accommodation in Tallinn
Paths around waterfalls and bogs can be muddy or wet, so sturdy, waterproof shoes are recommended.
Capture the stunning waterfalls, lush landscapes, and historic buildings during your visit.
Weather can change quickly, so wear layered clothing to stay comfortable throughout the day.
Help preserve the natural environment by sticking to marked paths, especially in delicate peat bog areas.
Lahemaa was established as a national park in 1971, making it one of the first protected areas in Estonia, aimed at preserving its unique ecosystems and cultural heritage.
The park operates with sustainability in mind, promoting responsible tourism and ongoing habitat preservation efforts to maintain its pristine qualities.
Durable shoes suitable for varied terrain and weather conditions ensure a comfortable journey.
Layered clothing helps adapt to changing weather during the tour.
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Capture the waterfalls, manors, and scenic vistas along the way.
Stay hydrated during the day’s outdoor activities.