All Tallinn Tours & Excursions in 2026 - page 11

My 15 year old daughter and I, together with four other tourists from various countries, had a very interesting day with our fantastic and knowledgeable guide, Sirli. She brought us to the Jagala waterfall (make sure to wear a waterproof jacket and good walking shoes or boots so you can go behind the waterfall, which is really fun) and a nearby suspension bridge which touched the immaculately still water below in the middle, as well as the Lahemaa national park where the landscape was unlike anything we had ever seen, and after the 45 minutes or so of walking the boardwalk through wetlands, we hopped back in the minibus and went for a traditional Estonian lunch in a fantastic thatched restaurant (very good portions and very reasonable prices). The second part of the day (which was long, so be prepared to be very tired on the way back...most of our group fell asleep on the return journey!) was spent touring the grounds of a beautiful manor house (where we moved quite a few tiny frogs off the path...to save them from a somewhat flatter future!), and then the last stop was in a really quaint traditional fishing village, where we also got to try out the huge wooden standing see-saw swing, (which is big enough for six adults and used to serve as a meeting place and was the highlight of the social calendar for local villagers, even bringing together courting couples) which was great fun. Highly recommend this tour, to get out of the city, see the stunning landscape and vegetation and learn about some of the history, nature and culture of Estonia, as well as tasting some local cuisine. Thank you, Sirli!

This was a great intro and historical overview of Tallinn. Highly recommend if you've never been as it sets you up to then wander on your own afterwards not too long or short And our guide Max was amazing. He answered any/all questions and kept us engaged the whole time.

We did the 6 hour walking tour. We walked over 9 miles! We saw and did so much but we did not feel rushed. Jonathan was a great tour guide. He was very knowledgeable, engaging and amenable. Jonathan was able to alter the tour to our interests. He also joined us for a nice lunch where we had the opportunity to talk and learn even more about Estonian culture. If we had time, we would book another tour with Jonathan!

Mariella was a great tour guide. She was very knowledgeable about ecology and sustainability which was perfect for this tour! She was enjoyable to get to know and hear about her experiences and interests in Estonia. She also made it easy to relax and enjoy the company of the other people on the tour. We would definitely book another tour with Marielle.

An excellent introduction to all aspects of life in Tallinn and Estonia generally. Covered more recent history, relationships with key countries, showed us the different styles of buildings and key historical sights. Well paced and some good anecdotes and facts. Excellent English and dealt with all questions well.

This was incredible! Got to learn about the city and taste lots of wonderful, local things. Do it at the beginning of your trip so you can leverage all the guide's amazing tips for things to do and eat in the city. She even provided us a full list and maps at the end!

Ethyl was a star tour guide. She was very knowledgeable, pleasant, and really made this excursion worthwhile with so many bits of helpful information along with the colorful stories. When you take one of these excursions it is easy to tell whether or not your guide really cares and Ethyl was certainly one who did. Highly recommend.

Had an amazing tour with Kullo and Helen. It was a very unique experience as I got to see things I'd never get to see anywhere like soviet era military bunkers, former limestone quarry and an actual soviet era military transport plane and you get to go inside as well. They also took us to a few other places which were not in the itinerary but were beautiful.