West Estonia and Tallinn with 3 days
Example programme for travel professionals
West Estonia offers a blend of rich history, charming coastal landscapes, and vibrant culture. At its heart lies Pärnu, Estonia’s beloved “summer capital,” renowned for its golden sandy beaches, rejuvenating spas, and lively boardwalk. Here, visitors can bask in the serene Baltic Sea breeze while exploring the town’s charming historical architecture, lush parks, and inspiring art galleries.
A short journey away, the delightful town of Haapsalu enchants with its narrow, winding streets, a quaint miniature town hall, and beautifully preserved wooden houses that radiate romantic charm.
Nature lovers will be drawn to Matsalu National Park, a renowned birdwatching haven where millions of migratory birds nest and pass through each year, creating an unforgettable spectacle in the heart of West Estonia’s natural beauty.
From coastal allure to cultural gems and breathtaking wildlife, West Estonia offers something for every traveler to enjoy.
Source: Visit Estonia - Tanel Murd
Day 1: Pärnu- summer capital of Estonia
The ultimate summer holiday destination in Estonia, Pärnu attracts holiday makers with its large sandy beach, numerous restaurants, cocktail bars, spas and a relaxed, laid back vibe.
We start the day with bogshoe hike at Soomaa National Park
Soomaa is best for its great flood or the so-called fifth season, when the water from melted snow or heavy rains floods all the lower forests, roads and even yards.
Lunch at forest restaurant- a special experience where a plentiful meal is prepared in a natural setting – this adventure is aimed at your senses!
Drive back to Pärnu
Check in to one of the Spa hotels, for example Estonia Resort Hotel & Spa, Wasa Resort Spa Hotel or Hedon Spa & Hotel
Dinner at Villa Ammende restaurant or MUM cafe
Enjoy sunset cruise on Pärnu Bay
Source: Tatiana Metsala
Day 2: Coastal way up to North Estonia
Breakfast at hotel, check-out
Morning visit to Vaas & Vaas open studio, to design your own wooden souvenir. You can also buy wooden furnishings and gifts for home.
Departure into the countryside - visit to Jaanihanso Cider House, to try cider from natural Estonian apples. Possible to have lunch on spot.
Drive to Laulasmaa. Laulasmaa is a coastal village in northwestern Estonia. Visit to Arvo Pärt Centre, Estonian well know composer Arvo Pärt.
Check-in to hotel LaSpa - an oasis of wellness in the middle of nature, amidst pine forests and sandy beaches. LaSpa is a place to enjoy, move, relax, and be and feel healthy – both in mind and body.
Dinner at the Restaurant Wicca or pre-booked home restaurant Lahepere villa
Source: Ken Oja
Day 3: Tallinn’s Medieval Charm and Creative City Telliskivi
Breakfast at hotel, check-out
Just a short 45 minutes drive toTallinn along the Türisalu cliff, with a seaview and photostops
Explore Tallinn’s unique medieval Old Town with your local guide.
Divided into the Lower Town and Upper Town (the hill of Toompea), the area is quite big yet still compact enough to explore on foot.
Lunch at old town, suggested group restaurants here
Afternoon excursion at Telliskivi Creative City, located in the former industrial complex of Tallinn, which houses galleries, small shops, various creative companies, start-ups, and restaurants. Visit to Balti Jaam market area.
A brief visit to Fotografiska Gallery next door
Free time to explore on your own
Departure from Tallinn
Source: Rasmus Jurkatam
Last updated
17.02.2025