Mokko Beach House

The Musta Kõutsi Tavern in Tõrva offers a new menu every day - fresh salads, hot dishes, cakes, desserts and of course pancakes! Those who want to try Mulgimaa flavours will find traditional Mulgi dishes here: potato and groat porridge, buns with various fillings, and soda bread. The tavern with a comfy interior is located just a few hundred meters from the centre of Tõrva. The tavern can accommodate up to 100 guests - 60 on the first floor and 40 in the the second floor hall. Musta Kõutsi Tavern offers its rooms year-round for organising birthdays, weddings, memorial gatherings other events.You are welcome!

Hotel Ankur is located at the heart of Mustvee. Lake Peipsi and a beach with a wonderful beach club and promenade are within a walking distance. The Hotel offers rooms with all modern conveniences and a pleasant service.In addition, you can organize events here and order catering as our premises also include Restaurant Ankur.

The Helme-Tõrva Apostolic Orthodox Church of the Birth of Christ was built in Valga Street in the years 1903 to 1904. Karl Shurin was in charge of the building work. The two domes and bell tower made the church one of the most imposing churches in the Viljandi Apostolic Orthodox Deanery. The church was seriously damaged during the fierce battles fought in September 1944 and it was only restored in 1990 as a chamber hall.Interesting facts: * the church was also used for salt and cement storage during the Soviet times; * the church-chamber hall currently belongs to the Lutheran church.

The smoke sauna belonging to the Pedaja Holiday Farm complex comfortably accommodates up to 6 people for steaming. For larger groups, vacationers can alternately enjoy the pleasures of the smoke sauna and the relaxing effect of the hot tub. For a change, the body can be cooled on the sauna terrace or in the nearby pond among water lilies. To enrich the sauna experience, we also offer a mobile car sauna — the car sauna is built into the trunk of a GAZ 52 car, which can be driven to a location suitable for the group. It is possible to order sauna masters to perform smoke sauna rituals. This procedure adds a deep cultural dimension to the experience. The sauna pleasure can be combined with the entire complex holiday experience, making the whole event memorable. The smoke sauna culture originates from the Estonian rural tradition passed down from generation to generation, and UNESCO has recognized the Võromaa smoke sauna tradition as an intangible cultural heritage. This means it is not just a sauna, but an experiential combination of culture, relaxing routine, and nature.

Snowmobile safaris and picnics, risk management training, study trips, and rides on maintained and exciting trails. Enjoying winter nature in snow taxis.Such joint adventures make teamwork better and guarantee enjoyment!Kõlar's Safari Centre organises fun trips for children on mini snowmobiles, offers families a snow taxi ride with a forest picnic by the campfire, and snowmobile safari packages with accommodation for groups.

Kagukeskus in Võru is the biggest shopping centre in south-eastern Estonia. It is home to more than 20 shops and service providers over two floors. You can make the most of the solarium and beauty salon, or attend to your business needs at the accountancy office. There is something at the centre for everyone!

Freinholdi Maja guest apartments are located in the heart of Võru's old town, on F. R. Kreutzwaldi Street, within walking distance of Lake Tamula, the cultural center, and the city's main attractions. The fully reconstructed historic building has retained its authenticity and dignity while offering modern comfort and a cozy atmosphere. The former police station, which already operated as a guesthouse in 1913, now houses stylish and bright guest apartments. The apartments are equipped with everything needed for both short-term and long-term stays – fully equipped kitchens, washing machines, comfortable bed arrangements, and modern heating, cooling, and ventilation systems. Three of the apartments also have a private sauna, offering pleasant relaxation after a day of exploring the city. Freinholdi Maja combines the tranquility of a small town, the dignified aura of history, and modern conveniences – an ideal place to stay for both leisure and business trips.

The Mõniste Museum is the oldest open-air museum in Estonia; here you can light a fire in a Stone Age tepee or practice archery, slinging or lassoing. You can also learn how to make bone and earthenware objects, weave fishing nets and fabric, grind grain or bake a loaf of Stone Age bread. The threshing barn dating back to Czarist times features the interior of the 19th century building, tools, household utensils and clothing. The farmhouse from the times of the first Republic of Estonia exhibits the tools that blacksmiths used, horse necessaries, handicraft tools, national costumes, folk music instruments, etc. You can also try what farm works felt like at that time.