Varese Guesthouse is a convenient place to stay in north-western Võru County if you wish to continue your trip in the north or south, west or east direction, but you need good and simple place to stay overnight. In the Guesthouse sauna you can enjoy the evening and have a decent meal in the café.
Väike-Trommi Tourist Farm is located on the bank of the Väike Emajõgi River. If you would like to spend your holiday in a spot of natural beauty, then this is the place for you – it is private, quiet and safe. You can go hiking or canoeing from the tourist farm. You can book the farm for your company summer or winter retreat and seminars, or just enjoy a holiday with your family here.
Kaldemäe Hostel is located between the hills and slopes of beautiful Haanjamaa and it is an ideal place if you wish to have an active holiday in nature, breathe clean air and be away from city noise. The territory of Kaldemäe Farm is large and wide; there is a big pond in front of the sauna where you can enjoy water delights, and a village-style swing for children.There's also a fireplace hall that seats 40 people, that is a perfect place for birthdays and smaller parties. The sights and leisure time possibilities of Haanjamaa are only one and a half kilometres from Kaldemäe Farm: you can go for a hike on Mountain Suur Munamägi or find an activity at the Haanja Holiday and Sports Centre.
Kaiu Holiday Cottages are located under a beautiful pine forest on the shores of Lake Kaiu, 39 km north of Tartu. Here you can spend your family holidays and organise company parties, seminars, summer days, camps and birthdays. We are also a favourite place for fishermen.In addition, we offer rowing boat rental, a sauna on the shore of the lake with its own private beach, camping cabins with electricity and a hall in the party house with a fireplace and a small kitchen. Benches, tables and barbecue places outside, beach, outdoor toilets, drinking water from a well.Have a nice holiday in beautiful and pure nature!
Welcome to Sangaste Rukki Maja Guesthouse – where Estonia's national floral emblem, the cornflower, is held in great respect!Rukki Maja has 12 romantic guest rooms, the Rukki restaurant (which offers both a traditional and contemporary taste of southern Estonia) and a farm store from which you can buy the products of Sangaste and southern Estonian farmers.All of the rooms at the guesthouse are en suite and come with air conditioning, Internet, TV and radio. There is also a sauna in the building, and you can reserve the private lounge next to it, which has its own fireplace.
The 2.2 km hiking trail in Kavadi runs along the banks of Lake Kavadi. The hiking trail begins and ends in New-Salus Park, which has a resting place, campfires with barbecue grilles and a campsite. The trail with the direction of travel winds both along the shore lane and under the forest. Lake Kavadi is considered the most articulated shore-lined lake in Estonia. The surface area of the lake is 27.4 ha. The current size and look have been acquired by the lake some 140 years ago when Baron C. FR. von Maydell, who bought the New-Salus mansion, swelled up three small swamp lakes.
Jõesuu Home Accommodation is located in the southern end of Lake Võrtsjärv in a private, scenic location by the Purtsi River. The first floor of the house has accommodation rooms of different sizes and comfort levels, a kitchen, and a fireplace hall. There are two bedrooms on the second floor of the sauna house with a fireplace room. In front of the house there is a terrace open to the evening sun and a campfire site by the river with shelter. The place is ideal for organising a small party or a group event.The waterway connection to the Little Emajõgi and Lake Võrtsjärv attracts fishermen and nature lovers. We rent a boat and canoes. The forests nearby offer good mushrooming and berry picking spots.Come and spend your vacation with us!
The total length of the hiking trail in the primeval valley of the Piusa River is 15 km from the ruins of the Vastseliina Episcopal Castle to Lindora or vice versa. You can take the trail on foot, but parts of it are also passable either by bike or car. The highlights of the reserve are the tall Devonian sandstone outcrops – the tallest of them is the wall of Härma Mäemine or the Keldre Wall (total height 43 m, length 150 m). There are two camping sites – under the Make Wall on the first third of the trail and under the Härma Lower Wall towards the end of the trail.The object is not lighted, which is why we recommend to visit it during the day.