In Estonia we have 4 seasons: spring, summer, autumn and winter. Summers are warm while winters are described as fairly severe with snow, hail and ice. Read more about the weather in Estonia here. While seasons wary widely there are a few things you should keep in mind when coming to tours in Estonia. Here's
After being in Tallinn for a couple of days and seeing all the top attractions you probably would like to experience more of Estonia. A whole new world begins outside of the borders of Tallinn with lots to discover. Enjoy a day out of Tallinn on an Estonian island, or the most famous national park,
Going on a seal-watching trip is a truly fun, engaging, yet one of the unusual things to do in Estonia. We go and visit the seals in their natural habitat regularly every Sunday in July, August and September. Since we love seals and their playful character we’d like to share some facts about seals that
8 things to do in Estonia in Spring – Day Trips from Tallinn
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The winter is over, the sun is in the sky and the birds are chirping again after several months of winter silence. The grass becomes greener and greener every day and the flowers are blossoming. All these smells and sounds of the spring… Nature is awakening, bringing tons of new discoveries every day. What to
During winter time, Prangli Travel offers several winter tours in Estonia including ice-skating on forest lakes, cross country skiing, visiting the frozen Jägala waterfall and much more. However, today we’ll have a closer look at the Husky Park tour with dog sledding. Warning! If you’re not ready for some drop dead adorable pictures and a
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
I recently googled “winter in Estonia”. Not that I need to know – I have lived in Estonia my whole life and I guess I’ve had enough experience to gain a pretty good understanding on the topic. But out of pure curiosity what do people say out there on the endless internet about our country?
Thin autumn jackets are forgotten, and real winter coats are out of the closets. Soon the snow will cover the land like fairy dust turning Estonia into a magical wonderland full of endless possibilities. Welcome Nordic winter! Even when the days are shorter, and nights are longer there are still several things to do in
Wetlands cover around 22% of Estonian surface, with 6% belonging to bogs. In the whole world, only the surface of Finland, our neighbour to the north, has more wetlands than Estonia, and Estonians take a lot of pride in that. Walking in bogs and picking berries are a few of Estonians’ favourite things to do.
In 2018 Estonia is celebrating its 100th anniversary - EV100. In this blog we introduce beautiful places, activities and things to do in Estonia, so you'd have a chance to spend your days here to the fullest and celebrate with us. Even though our capital is rather small compared to other European cities, there is
All you have to do is set aside a few hours or a half day for an unique winter experience outdoors. We will pick you up from your hotel in Tallinn and our guide will be with you the whole trip. Try out Estonian most beloved cross country skiing, search animal tracks in Lahemaa National
Try out Estonian national sports - cross-country skiing. Estonia has won most of its Olympic medals in weightlifting, wrestling and cross-country skiing. The joy about the first snow is as exciting as winning Olympic medal. The skies are ready and polished already from last spring and eagerly waiting for snow. Well-maintained, brightly-lit ski tracks in
