The flat and sandy Loksa beach is located by Hara Bay, next to Lahemaa National Park. It’s a wild beach, where it’s nice to enjoy a more private and peaceful getaway. In windy weather, you…
The largest body of water in the southern part of Harju County, which also has the most fish in the area, was created in 1960 when the Pirita River was dammed up between Paunküla and…
Lake Pikkjärv is a natural lake near Suru village in Harju County, Kuusalu Parish. It is the most north-eastern lake among the Järvi lakes, with an area of 5.2 ha. The lake is surrounded by…
The waterfall is 16–17 meters wide and only 1.2 meters high, but it is deservedly compared to the larger Northern Estonian waterfalls, such as Keila and Jägala. The waterfall retreated, forming a canyon of almost 470…
The cascade is made up of three waterfalls (0.5; 1.5; and 1.6 m in height) and with about ten escarpments, the water falls about 4 metres in 10 metres. The cascade has retreated, which has…
In Estonia, springs have always been considered holy and most were thought to have healing powers. Blue Springs of Saula include three large springs with a water flow of 20–30 m per second. The variation in…
The crystal clear light greenish blue lagoon of Rummu quarry and the adjacent artificial hill are an unbelievably unique combination and an extraordinary destination for a day trip. At the Rummu quarry the following awaits…
According to folklore, the witch’s well will rise to a boil when Tuhala witches whisk in the well. This periodically rising spring – part of an underground river in the Tuhala karst region of the…
River Jägala begins in the village of Ahula that stands on the western edge of the Pandivere uplands; then, it runs through Northern Estonia and flows into Ihasalu Bay of the Gulf of Finland. The…
Purekkari cape is mainland Estonia’s most northern point. The cape is 1.5 km long, covered with rocks and boulders, and located on the Pärispea Peninsula in Lahemaa National Park. There is a small island at…
Treppoja cascade is located in the catchment area of Treppoja. Approximately 10 km long and 20 km2 wide, it begins at the Illurma cliff cape and then slides down through the slope of the limestone…
