Submarine base at Hara Harbor

In the heart of Lahemaa National Park, where nature and military history converge, lies the Hara Submarine Base – a unique place that transports you directly into the Cold War era. In the Soviet Navy's secret demagnetization station, the hulls of ships and submarines were made invisible to magnetic mines. Today, these eloquent concrete ruins stand, gradually reclaimed by nature, creating a mystical atmosphere.

On the pier, you can explore an exhibition that tells the story of Hara Island, the border guard, and the military, as well as the legendary sailboat Tormilind that was built here. You can walk through the ruins and explore the history of Hara Harbor yourself, while guided tours reveal even more intriguing stories of secret life and the technology used at the base.

Hara Harbor offers accommodation, catering, and activities on sea and land —  there's enough to do for an adventurous weekend getaway. Explore this historical site, where every step brings you closer to both the beauty of nature and the mystery of the military past.