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Experience an Unforgettable Journey with Our Estonia Tour Packages

Estonia is a country of delightful contrasts. It’s small enough to explore thoroughly but diverse enough to keep you mesmerized. Our Estonia vacation packages are designed to make you experience Medieval Majesty, Tallinn's Old Town. You can walk in its winding lanes, explore the pristine nature of its vast forests, appreciate the rich culture and stroll through the mesmerising coasts.

Get ready to discover the hidden gem of the Baltic with our Estonia holiday packages

Pick our fabulous Estonia vacation packages to get a seamless, stress-free, and enriching travel experience. Our Estonia holiday packages include round-trip airfare, premium accommodation, guided city tours and excursions, daily breakfast and select meals and all internal transfers. We offer a variety of packages to suit every traveler, which include honeymoon specials and family adventures, focussing your satisfaction. With Myholidays, you also get personalized support from our travel experts. We can customize your trip to match your interests, whether you want to explore more of our Europe tour packages or focus solely on the Baltics. Buy our package right away.

How to Reach Estonia

Getting to Estonia is straightforward, with multiple travel options available.

By Air: The main international gateway is Tallinn's Lennart Meri Tallinn Airport (TLL). Several airlines offer direct and connecting flights, including:

Finnair
Lufthansa
airBaltic
Ryanair
SAS

Airports

Lennart Meri Tallinn Airport (TLL)
Tartu Airport (TAY)
Kuressaare Airport (URE)

Other Transport Options: Regular ferry services connect Tallinn with Helsinki, Stockholm and St. Petersburg, offering a scenic way to arrive. International bus lines also connect Estonia with neighboring countries like Latvia and Lithuania.

Best Time to Visit Estonia

Peak Season (June to August): Weather is warm and sunny, with long daylight hours in this period, making it perfect for outdoor activities and island hopping. There are music festivals, outdoor markets, and Midsummer's Eve celebrations to enjoy.
Shoulder Season (April-May and September-October): Weather is mild and pleasant with spring bringing blooming nature, while autumn offers beautiful fall foliage. This is a great time for city breaks and exploring nature without the summer crowds.
Off-Season (November to March): Weather is cold and snowy, creating a magical winter wonderland. Tallinn’s Christmas Market at this time is considered one of the best in Europe.

Other Information to Know About Estonia

Currency in Estonia: Euro (€).
Languages in Estonia: Estonian, English
Time Zone in Estonia: Eastern European Time Zone (EET), which is GMT+2

Top Places to Visit in Estonia

Estonia is dotted with captivating towns, pristine parks, and historic landmarks. Here are 10 must-see places:

Tallinn's Old Town: A UNESCO World Heritage site, this perfectly preserved Hanseatic town is a labyrinth of cobblestone streets, medieval churches, and merchant houses.
Lahemaa National Park: Estonia's oldest and largest national park, offering rugged coastline, dense forests and mystical wetlands, which is perfect for hiking and wildlife spotting
Tartu: The intellectual heart of Estonia, home to a prestigious university and a vibrant, bohemian atmosphere
Saaremaa Island: The largest island in Estonia, famous for its windmills, juniper fields, and the unique Kaali meteorite crater
Pärnu: Known as the summer capital, this seaside resort town boasts a long sandy beach, a lively promenade, and relaxing spas
Viljandi: A charming town with a picturesque castle ruin that hosts a famous annual folk music festival
Narva Castle: Located on the border with Russia, this powerful stone fortress offers a fascinating glimpse into the region's complex history
Soomaa National Park: Famous for its "fifth season" when spring melts cause massive flooding, best explored by canoe
Haapsalu: A serene coastal town known for its therapeutic mud baths and a romantic bishop's castle, haunted by the "White Lady"
Rummu Quarry: A former Soviet prison and limestone quarry, now a submerged world with crystal-clear water, creating a surreal and popular spot for diving and swimming

10 Must-Do Activities in Estonia

Walk the medieval city walls of Tallinn
Go bog-shoeing in a national park
Relax in a traditional Estonian sauna
Visit the Seaplane Harbour Museum in Tallinn
Explore the Telliskivi Creative City for street art, design shops and food trucks
Go island-hopping between Muhu and Saaremaa
Attend the Viljandi Folk Music Festival in July
Experience the magic of the Tallinn Christmas Market
Discover Estonia's digital society at the e-Estonia Briefing Centre
Forage for berries and mushrooms in the forest (with a guide)

Popular Hotels to Stay in Estonia

Hotel Telegraaf, Autograph Collection (Tallinn)
Swissôtel Tallinn
Schlössle Hotel, The Leading Hotels of the World (Tallinn)
Hotel Rixwell Collection, Metropol (Tallinn)
Pädaste Manor (Muhu Island)
Radisson Collection Hotel, Tallinn
Nordic Hotel Forum (Tallinn)
Lydia Hotel (Tartu)
Hedon Spa & Hotel (Pärnu)
Georg Ots Spa Hotel (Saaremaa)

Hotels Near Airport (TLL)

ibis Tallinn Center
Mercure Tallinn
Hilton Tallinn Park
Radisson Blu Hotel Olümpia, Tallinn

Top Restaurants in Estonia

Vegetarian

Vegan Restoran V (Tallinn)
Aparaat (Tartu)
Chakra (Tallinn)

Non-Vegetarian

NOA Chef’s Hall (Tallinn)
Rataskaevu 16 (Tallinn)
eib Resto ja Aed (Tallinn)
Alexander Restaurant at Pädaste Manor (Muhu Island)
Ribe (Tallinn)

Best Cuisines to Try in Estonia

Leib: Traditional Estonian black rye bread, a staple of every meal
Verivorst: Black pudding, a winter specialty often served with lingonberry jam
Sült: Jellied meat, typically made from pork
Kama: A sweet dessert made from a finely milled flour mixture of roasted barley, rye, oats, and pea flour
Kiluvõileib: An open-faced sandwich with a sprat fillet, a boiled egg, and green onion
Mulgipuder: A hearty porridge made of potatoes and groats, often served with smoked bacon
Smoked Fish: Especially delicious on the coast and islands
Kohuke: A sweet curd snack, often coated in chocolate
Rosolje: A pink potato salad colored with beetroot
Vastlakukkel: A sweet bun filled with whipped cream, traditionally eaten on Shrove Tuesday

Top Things to Buy in Estonia

Amber jewelry
Hand-knitted wool sweaters and mittens
Juniper wood handicrafts
Kalev chocolate and marzipan
Vana Tallinn liqueur
Local craft beer
Linen textiles
Handmade ceramics
Felt sauna hats
Reflective safety tags (a quirky and practical souvenir)

Top Places for Shopping in Estonia

Viru Keskus (Tallinn)
Telliskivi Creative City (Tallinn)
St. Catherine's Passage (Tallinn)
Kaubamaja Department Store (Tallinn & Tartu)
Balti Jaama Turg (Market) (Tallinn)
Rocca al Mare Shopping Centre (Tallinn)
Tartu Kaubamaja (Tartu)
Aparaaditehas Creative City (Tartu)

Experience Nightlife in Estonia

Estonia’s nightlife is vibrant and diverse, especially in Tallinn and Tartu. From cozy pubs in medieval cellars to modern rooftop bars and buzzing nightclubs, there's something for everyone.

Manna La Roosa (Tallinn)
Whisper Sister (Tallinn)
Depeche Mode Baar (Tallinn)
Genialistide Klubi (Tartu)
Club Hollywood (Tallinn)
Möku (Tartu & Tallinn)
Valli Baar (Tallinn)
Koht (Tallinn)

Travel Tips for Your Estonia Trip

Dress in Layers: The weather can be unpredictable. Layers are key to staying comfortable.
Wear Comfortable Shoes: You’ll do a lot of walking, especially on the cobblestone streets of Tallinn's Old Town.
Carry Euros: While cards are widely accepted, it's good to have some cash for smaller cafes and markets.
Try the Local Food: Be adventurous and sample traditional Estonian dishes.
Learn a Few Words: A simple "Tere" (Hello) and "Aitäh" (Thank you) will be appreciated.
Stay Safe: Estonia is very safe, but always be aware of your surroundings, especially in crowded areas.
Respect Nature: When hiking or exploring parks, stick to the marked trails.
Tipping is not required: Tipping is not obligatory but is appreciated for exceptional service (rounding up the bill is common).
Use Public Transport: Tallinn has an efficient and affordable public transport system.
Be Seen at Night: Estonians legally must wear a small safety reflector when walking in the dark. It’s a good practice to adopt.

Estonia Tour Packages FAQs

Q1. What is the best time to book an Estonia tour package?

The best time depends on your preference. Summer (June-August) offers warm weather for festivals and outdoor activities, while winter (November-March) is magical with snow and famous Christmas markets. Shoulder seasons (spring and autumn) are great for fewer crowds and lower prices.

Q2. Can I customize my Estonia tour package with Myholidays?

Absolutely! Myholidays specializes in creating personalized travel experiences. You can contact our travel experts to tailor your itinerary, add specific activities or combine your Estonia trip with other destinations from our Europe tour packages.

Q3. Do I need a visa to travel to Estonia?

Estonia is part of the Schengen Area. Citizens of the EU, EEA, and many other countries (like the US, Canada, Australia) do not need a visa for stays up to 90 days. However, it's essential to check the latest visa requirements for your specific nationality before you travel.

Q4. Is English widely spoken in Estonia?

Yes, English is widely spoken, especially in Tallinn and other tourist areas, and among younger people. You will find it easy to communicate in hotels, restaurants and shops.

Q5. What kind of power plugs are used in Estonia?

Estonia uses the standard European two-pin plug (Type F) with a voltage of 230V and a frequency of 50Hz. Make sure to bring a suitable travel adapter for your devices.

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