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Saaremaa is the largest island in Estonia, and it retains much of the traditions in architecture, costumes and even the local dialect.

The only town is Kuressaare, where the 14th century bishop’s castle is among the best preserved medieval buildings in the Baltic. The beautiful and well preserved old town is also well worth exploring. 
It’s said that Saaremaa is famous for windmills, black rye bread, and strong beer. Once every farm had its own mill, and although many have fallen into disuse, some are now being restored. The flour from the mills was once used for the many types of local bread, which is still made and enjoyed, as is the bottled beer from Saaremaa’s brewery – notably the strong Tehumardi and the Christmas beer that warms up winter evenings.
 

• TOUR D - KURESSAARE ON YOUR OWN
• Saaremaa Island, Estonia, Estonia

• For those who would like some free time in the largest town on the Island of Saaremaa, or just prefer to do their own thing, this tour is perfect. From the terminal at Saaremaa Port a transfer of approximately 45 minutes will take us to the heart of the town.

• TOUR C - SAAREMAA ARCHITECTURE
• Saaremaa Island, Estonia, Estonia

• Saaremaa is the largest of Estonia’s islands – 2,921 square kilometres (1,128 square miles) in area. It is popular as a recreation place for Estonians, with unique nature and numerous historical sights. There are stone fences and old farmhouses with thatched roofs in the villages – very picturesque.

• TOUR B - SAAREMAA PANORAMA
• Saaremaa Island, Estonia, Estonia

• We shall drive from the pier to the charming village of Tagaranna – a typical old fishing village with many summer cottages now renovated for holidaymakers. From here we can get a marvellous view of the high coastal cliffs across the bay. Continuing our tour we have a short drive to the unique Ninase Windmills – decorated like peasants wearing national costume.

• TOUR A - THE ISLAND OF SAAREMAA
• Saaremaa Island, Estonia, Estonia

• Our tour of Saaremaa Island starts with a drive through typical rural scenery to the Panga Bluff, which is the highest cliff on the northern coast of Saaremaa. At its highest it reaches 21.3 metres (70 feet) and we can get an unforgettable view from the top of it.