Discover the best attractions and experiences Saaremaa has to offer
Explore Saaremaa's medieval fortifications and ancient churches that tell the island's history.
A well-preserved medieval fortress in Kuressaare with towers, halls, and a small museum.
One of Saaremaa's oldest stone churches, dating back to the 13th century.
A classic 13th-century church ruin with a scenic rural setting.
Dive into island life, maritime history, and rural traditions.
The island's main history and culture museum in Kuressaare.
Open-air museum showcasing traditional windmills and milling life.
A small museum detailing local life and history in Kihelkonna.
Sacred sites across Saaremaa showcase medieval architecture and religious heritage.
A 13th-century church with a dramatic hillside location.
An historic stone church reflecting Saaremaa's medieval heritage.
A classic medieval church near Karja village.
Natural landscapes and agrarian spaces define Saaremaa's outdoors.
A protected archipelago known for birdlife and coastal scenery.
An open-air site with historic windmills and rural views.
Discover Saaremaa's charming towns and villages.
Historic center with cobblestone streets, shops, and the harbor.
Rural hamlet centered around traditional windmills.
A quiet coastal village with classic Saaremaa character.
Enjoy the island's outdoors and views without an entry fee.
Iconic lighthouse ruins perfect for sunset photos.
Leisurely walk with seaside views and historic charm.
Explore the lunar-like landscape of the Kaali meteor crater.
Taste the island's fresh seafood, rye breads, and local flavors.
Sample fresh Baltic herring and other smoked fish.
Try Estonian rye bread paired with island cheeses.
Enjoy kama, a traditional Estonian grain mix, in a simple preparation.
Evenings in Kuressaare's cozy pubs and live music venues.
Relax with live music and local atmosphere.
Casual drinks with ocean views during warmer months.
Experience Saaremaa's folk music scenes in intimate settings.
Cultural happenings and performances around the island.
Seasonal plays, music, and performances in the town's cultural venue.
Outdoor music events with sea views (seasonal).
Markets selling handmade goods and local foods.
Outdoor activities for active visitors.
Paddle around sheltered coves and sea caves.
Observe seabirds and wildlife across protected areas.
Bike scenic routes that circle the island.
Less-traveled experiences to feel the island's pulse.
Visit the meteor crater field and surrounding landscape.
Drive or bike to the southern tip with lighthouses and sea views.
Baltic skies offer excellent views away from city lights.