Ala-Rõuge Guesthouse

Veski Sports and Holiday Centre is located 2 km from Otepää on the shore of Lake Kaarna.A favorite place for tens of thousands of campers and an idyllic holiday complex next to Otepää!Depending on the season, you can swim in Lake Kaarna, walk or run in the forest, make a bonfire, ride a canoe or a boat, play different ball games or have fun at the playground. In winter, we will build a 3 km long ski trail, and if the ice on the lake permits, you can also skate. The territory has a beach volleyball court with sand, a ball court with artificial grass, and a football field. No event or camp is impossible for us!

Enjoy the good company of friends and the beautiful nature of Estonia. Catch different kinds of fish in the most species-diverse area of Estonia. Break records and get advice from an experienced fish guide. You can catch fish in the morning, afternoon, evening, and at night. In addition to the captain, the boat can accommodate seven people.You can begin the journey from the Ahja River in Lääniste, or arrange to start from the Emajõgi River in Kavastu village, in Luunja county, or any other location that suits you.The minimum package includes two hours of fishing.

The length and terrain of the trail make it suitable for moderate training or leisurely enjoying the nature. The trail with its ups and downs runs along winding forest paths and straight forest rides, passing through different forest communities.The trail is 30 km long. It starts and ends at the Kukemetsa forest hut. The trail is marked with signs and runs along forest roads to the north.The best recreation sites along the trail are the forests, Selgise hills, Kukemetsa forest hut, which is approximately 500 m off the trail, and Kärgandi campfire site. The trail was built by the State Forest Management Centre.

The heart of Luke Manor is a beautiful neo-baroque park full of greenery and flowers. It has terraces on different levels, uniquely shaped trees, concrete lion statues, and a sculpture of Eve. The park also has a restored pond system, which adds a special charm. The manor was first mentioned in 1557. Today, the governor's house and the dollhouse-like Kärner's House have been restored. There is also an information point, an exhibition, and a cafe in the summer. The park is open all year round for free. Enjoy the sound of the water and the view from the pavilion of ducks swimming in the ponds. Forget about everyday life and immerse yourself in the romance of the manor era!

In August 2020, five team houses were added to the Kääriku Sports Centre. The team houses are for athletes, athletic families, and groups of friends.Each building can accommodate 12 guests who can use the house with a sauna, a lounge, and six separate bedrooms. The houses are located next to the new ball games hall, on a slope. The houses are close to trails, Kekkose ski track, and the ball games hall.

The Devil's Bridge in Tartu is one of the few remaining concrete bridges from the early 20th century. Together with the Angel's Bridge, it forms one of the symbols of Tartu. Everyone is welcome to walk on the bridge, especially visitors interested in history and architecture. The Devil's Bridge was built in 1913 to celebrate the 300th anniversary of the Romanov dynasty. It is decorated with a bronze relief of the Russian Emperor Alexander I, "Alexandro Primo." According to legend, the name "Devil's Bridge" comes from its dark appearance, which contrasts with the bright Angel's Bridge. The Devil's Bridge is ideal for walking or taking exciting photos!

A lighted boat trip on Koorküla's Lake Valgjärv takes you on an evening journey into an underwater world! Koorküla's Lake Valgjärv, with its clear water, mysterious atmosphere, and stunning natural beauty, is the perfect spot for a leisurely boat trip. The trip, starting at dusk, takes you on a boat across the lake, with light strips beneath the boat illuminating the lakebed and creating an enchanting atmosphere. During the trip, you can peek into the underwater world, with good visibility allowing you to see up to 2–3 meters deep. On the journey, you might encounter small and large fish, and, if you're lucky, crayfish and beavers. In the fall, you can see them gathering their winter supplies. The guide takes you to exciting observation spots – to the beaver nests on the opposite shore, over underwater wooden ruins, and into the reeds where fish spend the night. We divide the group into rafts to ensure the light play on the lake is as effective as possible and the experience is as uniform as possible. There is an option to order an outdoor meal to accompany your trip! Come with family, friends, or colleagues and discover the mystical beauty of Lake Valgjärv in a lighted boat!

How does the robotic milking machine work and how is milk turned into cheese? How is the world's best Estonian cheese made? Find out in Andre Farm on the border of Tartu County. Visitors can also feed the cows, pet the calves, and taste the products in our farm shop. There are 180 dairy cows and as many calves in the farm. The farm has been operating here since 1999, but our history dates back even further than that. The grandfather of the current host used to have a farm here. Innovation is in our blood – animals were watered with automatic systems and the latest agricultural techniques were used on the field to improve productivity as early as during Estonia's first independence.