Bordering the Gulf of Finland and the Baltic Sea, Estonia is set in beautiful Northern Europe. Its magnificent landscape boasts a vast rocky coastline, countless lakes, biodiverse wetlands, ancient forests, and 2000 islands dotting its rugged shores.

It is scattered with endless castles,19th-century lighthouses, old windmills, churches, and hilltop fortresses. Enjoy excellent birdwatching; explore the Gothic architecture of the historic capital of Tallinn, said to be the best-preserved medieval city in Northern Europe; and sample traditional Estonian cuisine at an array of excellent restaurants.

The cuisine pays homage to the country’s Baltic and Nordic heritage, with local dishes including herring and rye bread. Other attractions include: the medieval Kuressaare Castle on Saaremaa Island; and in Tallin, the popular Parnu Beach and the Estonian Open-Air Museum where visitors can try their hand at weaving, blacksmithing, or try traditional cooking.