The Setos have lived for centuries on the border of two countries and two worlds. Although the population is relatively small, they have their own language, religion, folk costumes, and traditions and customs. Together, we will visit the most exciting places in Setomaa, enjoy traditional food, and meet some locals.

We can also visit the bat-shaped Piusa Cave Museum and/or the ruins of the Vastseliina Episcopal Castle.

You can order a guided tour in different languages like Estonian, English, French, German, Russian, Lithuanian, and Spanish.

Enjoy an adventure in Setomaa!