Trip to Taevaskoda on the riverboat Lonny

Ronimistehas is the first independent climbing hall in Southern Estonia.Beginners and advanced climbing enthusiasts are welcome to climb at the Ronimistehas alone or with a larger group. We also organise weekly training courses, various workshops, children's birthdays, and other events.The ticket can only be purchased from the Ronimistehas online store and there are no on-site ticket sales. You can climb for as long as you want, the price of the sauna is also included.Premium card holders can climb 24/7.

Uhti Mini Zoo is both exciting and heart-warming. The Uhti farm house has been reconstructed into an animal ‘castle’, where snakes, iguanas, turtles, fish, and others live. The owner of the house wants the animals to feel like they are living in paradise and this can be seen in the uniqueness of the house: for example, there is a large pool for turtles and fish. The house is also the home for rabbits, chicken, turkeys and peacocks. Rudolf the nutria is also a very special pet.Tour with a guide lasts for 2 hours and requires advance booking.

The Tiksoja hiking trails located near Tartu are suitable for families, amateur athletes and dog owners. The 1-2km circle-shaped trails start from the Tiksoja campfire site parking lot. The versatile trails run along forest paths. The 700-meter trail with compacted gravel cover you will be able to walk with a baby carriage or wheelchair. The 1-kilometre trail features activity areas for children and a fenceless area for dogs, the 2-kilometer trail features an outdoor gym. The trails are characterised by various bridges and crossings, a boardwalk and information boards located at interest points.You can rest at the Tiksoja campfire site with two roofed bench-tables and campfires with grilling griddles.

Our inflatable kayaks are perfect for an unforgettable adventure. They seem like ordinary plastic kayaks and are just as easy to control.They can comfortably accommodate 2 adults and one child as well as equipment. They are perfect for overnight water trips or longer day trips on water bodies. It is easy to roll them up and place them in your car. The oars can also be taken to pieces.We will give you an electronic pump, life jackets, and waterproof bags.You can also rent a sauna and accommodation from us.

Murrumetsa Hiking Trail starts from the Pühajärve Manor Park and runs through Murrumetsa forest back to the park. It takes about 1-1.5 hours to pass the 3.5 km track. There are information boards next to the track that give information about the flora and fauna of our forests and cultivated landscapes. The track passes the ancient Pühajärv War Oak (circumference 6.98 m and height 22 m) and the commemorative stone to mark the Pühajärv War of 1841, which can be found among the oaks of Murrumets Forest. There are also rest areas and fire sites by the trail.

Kuningamäe health trails are waiting for you in Põltsamaa, Central Estonia! Three marked trails are open for runners, walkers, and cyclists: 1.1, 1.5, and 5 km.At the beginning of the trail, there is a health trail map, a stretching wall, a bike rack, and a parking area for cars. There is also the Kuningamäe Disc Golf Park. In winter, lighted ski trails are open on Kuningamäe.

There is a mystic spring on the Laiuse drumlin. The spring was used as a sacrificial spring during the second millennium and considered a holy place by ancient Estonians. The folk believed that the spring is a source of strength, gives rain and drought, causes dearth or ensures a good harvest. They believed the water in the spring heals eyes and many other ailments. That is why the people respected their spring and made sacrifices to it.There is a nice boardwalk to the spring and a bench where you can admire the spring and think beautiful thoughts. Why not wash your face with spring water to have perfect vision and clear complexion.

The Koiva cycling trail is located at the territory of the Haanja-Karula holiday area starts at the foot of the Tellingumägi hill at the Cycling trails campfire site. The 20 km track circles around the forests by the Mustjõgi and Koiva Rivers and runs along gravelly forest paths. Along the trail, you can see a sacrificial rock, a sacrificial pine tree, the confluence of rivers, an interesting community of oaks. There are several picnic spots on the track where you can rest and grill some food and there are also 8 spots of interest on the track.