What You Will Do
Join this half-day tour that takes you to off-the-beaten-path sights and hiking tracks. Discover both the history and the nature of Estonia, all in one tour.
Visit an abandoned naval fortress which is now tucked away in the forest, where it is still possible to explore the dark underground tunnels and walk past concrete structures. Continue the tour to Keila waterfall in a peaceful manor park with charming bridges and walking paths. Drive through the Russian-speaking city of Paldiski, get a feel of its industrial Soviet-era neighborhoods and visit the local Russian orthodox church. Take a break at a local restaurant where you can order Estonian food for lunch.
Continue the tour to Pakri coastal cliffs and see the red lighthouse looking over the vast Baltic Sea. As the last stop on the tour, drive to Rummu submerged quarry, climb up the sandy hills for a view over the entire crystal clear lake and the submerged houses.
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Itinerary
1
Suurupi
30 minutes
Hike along the coast in Suurupi and discover an abandoned military base, hidden in the forest.
2
Keila Waterfall
15 minutes
Have a stop at Keila waterfall which is one of the most powerful waterfalls in Estonia. See the manor house right across the river and the beautiful park with its bridges.
3
Paldiski
30 minutes
Drive through at Paldiski city, which still has a Soviet industrial feel. Stop by the local Russian Orthodox church to learn more about the local Russian culture.
4
Lighthouse Pakri
30 minutes
See the red Pakri lighthouse and walk by the coast to admire the high coastal cliffs. Have a good view at the sea and take pictures of the lighthouse which offers a beautiful contrast to the landscape.
It is optional to buy a ticket for 5€ to enter the lighthouse.
5
Rummu
45 minutes
Visit the submerged Rummu quarry, walk on top of the sand dunes and hills and admire the crystal clear water in the lake. Hear about the history of the quarry and nearby Soviet prisons.
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