Regular trips to Keri Island

Keri Island is one of Estonia’s northernmost islands. Visiting it leaves a lasting, memorable impression. The island is indeed tiny, 400 m long and 100 m wide, but it offers plenty of sights and fascinating island stories. Keri is best known for its centuries-old lighthouse, which was recently renovated.

Keri Island is permanently uninhabited. The island is monitored by volunteer island keepers who rotate shifts. There is no harbor on the island, so a small boat and favorable winds are needed to land on the shore. Take the opportunity to explore the island with our experienced captain and guide!

Information about visiting Keri Island:

• The sea trip takes place aboard a small boat from Neeme Harbor (transfer from Tallinn is available if needed).
• We will explore the island’s sights and nature and share stories from the past and present (in Estonian and English).
• The trip lasts approximately 6 hours, depending on wind conditions.
• Please bring your own food and drink.

Discover a unique Estonian small island!