Spring in Estonia is magical. As the snow melts and nature awakens, birds begin to sing again, flowers bloom, and fresh green grass covers the fields. If you’re planning a trip to Estonia in April or May, now is the perfect time to explore the great outdoors and soak in the seasonal charm. So, what are
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5 Off the Beaten Track Beaches near Tallinn
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If you’re looking to balance adventure and relaxation during your visit to Tallinn, consider venturing to these lesser-known beaches. Soak up the sun, take a refreshing (and likely cool) dip, and enjoy the serene, natural surroundings that locals love for their peacefulness. These spots offer unique benefits compared to the busy city beaches—whether it’s warmer
Spending a night on the island in Estonia? Prangli is a small island and a natural oasis between Estonia and Finland that has been inhabited for many hundreds of years and has its own traditions and culture. The island has around 70 people living there all-year round and many more visitors in the summer season
8 Most Photographed Places in Tallinn, Estonia
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We all know that whether it is for our social media profiles or for keeping good memories – taking good photos is important when travelling. To make sure that you won’t miss any good photo opportunities, here is a list of places to inspire you for a great photo album, Instagram story, travel blog or
Tallinn is a coastal capital that is stretched out on 46 kilometres (29 miles) of coastline. That means plenty of opportunities for a beautiful shore excursion to see Tallinn coast, beaches and views. Here is a selection of 8 tours and experiences to choose from for taking the most out of the seaside when
Here in Estonia we simply love our saunas… Sitting in the hot steam naked with your friends and time to time hitting each other with branches of birch trees – what’s not to like? It sounds simple and understandable for the locals, but is confusing for the visitors. So, here is a simple overview
Our small company is expanding every year. We have more and more fantastic tour guides, new and entertaining tours and thrilled clients. Last summer, almost by accident and by a tiny misunderstanding, we started to offer tours in Spanish. It grew like a snowball. It turns out that Prangli Travel is quite good at conducting












