Top Estonia Hiking Tours

Discover Rummu with a local guide to show you hiking off the beaten path on this small-group tour that sets off from Tallinn. See Suurupi, Keila Waterfall, Pakri lighthouse, and more, without worrying about getting lost. Learn all about Estonia’s history and nature from your guide as you explore the area. In summer when the weather is fine, bring your swimsuit and towel to take a swim in Rummu's crystal waters.

Swap Tallinn’s bustling city streets for the serenity of the surrounding nature with a small-group half-day guided hike. Head off the beaten tourist track and along trails that lead you through a nature reserve and a quickly-changing landscape of forests, lakes, and bogs It’s an easy way to experience Estonian nature in just a few hours.

Check off all of Tallinn's most-important landmarks with ease with this hop-on, hop-off sightseeing bus tour. Relish the freedom and flexibility to explore at your own pace as you you journey between attractions including Freedom Square and the Song Festival Grounds on a distinctive double-decker, open-top bus. Disembark wherever captures your attention, and then simply wait for the next regularly departing bus when you wish to continue exploring.

Enjoy a 1-hour guided walking tour of Tallinn and its Old Town as you explore Tallinn's historic center. Learn about the history of the city and the people as you visit the Old City Wall and more.

Dog lovers will adore this opportunity to see the Estonian countryside on an excursion to a husky park outside Tallinn. During your visit with the furry pups in Kõrvemaa, you’ll learn about the history of this special breed and how huskies are used in dog sledding. You’ll then pair up with a husky for a hike, offering a unique animal encounter while you take in Estonia’s natural beauty.

Leave Tallinn behind on a day trip to Prangli Island, known for its rugged coastlines and rural landscape. Arrive via ferry and set out on a guided tour aboard an open-bed truck, taking in the surrounding scenery and local attractions like a museum showcasing islander history. Savor lunch at a seaside restaurant, meander along an unspoiled beach and simply enjoy the slower pace and relaxed way of life.