Baltic pearl-so called Estonia connoisseurs of recreation and vivid impressions. Tallinn is especially worth for visiting: The 800-year-old city will surprise tourists with an abundance of museums, architectural delights and interesting landscape solutions. In Estonia, you can relax from the overpopulated Europe in a quiet rural area, among the dense forests or on one of the cozy beaches. Good weather on the coast can be found from June to August. Check out the best beaches in Estonia in our ranking.
Parnu is a popular resort with a long history, located on the shores of the Baltic sea. This is a well-known beach with numerous spas, clinics have been operating since 1898. Parnu is the largest resort in the Baltics, which is popular among locals and European tourists.
Narva-Joesuu is the most extended sandy beach in Estonia, its beach line stretches over 7.5 km. The second name is North Riviera. This resort is situated on the shores of the Gulf of Finland.
Pirita large beach, situated within Tallinn, is a popular place where locals and tourists from all over the world come for vacation. The stone pier going into the water on the beach offers a bewitching view of the Old town and busy traffic in the Gulf of Finland with numerous ferries, yachts, sailboats.
Paralepa is a well-equipped sandy beach on theshores of the Baltic Sea in the city of Haapsalu. This locality offers historical atmosphere and mud healing baths.
Vosu is one of the oldest Estonian resorts situated on the territory of the eponymous village in Lahemaa park.
Mandjala is an Estonian beach located in the very south of the country, that is one of the top ten of its beaches.
Kaberneeme is a city beach, popular among locals, situated 30 km away from the capital of Estonia, on the cape in Harjumaa county.
Laulasmaa is a popular romantic beach with "singing" sand on the the shores of Lahepere Bay.
Toila is a well-equipped pebble beach in the eponymous city, it has a length of 500 meters. The resort is popular among locals and tourists from European countries. The beach has a second name: "ozone" for its clean air.
Kuressaare is a popular beach in the south of Saaremaa island, the coast of the Gulf of Riga in Estonia.