Raadi Cemetery

Krabi Caravan Park is located at the southern tip of Estonia, in Krabi village in Rõuge Parish. Housed in a former school stadium, this quiet park with extensive greenery offers 64 caravan sites with electric and water options. There are spacious grounds for campers, and pets are also welcome. Krabi is quiet and close to nature – electricity comes from solar panels. The Paganamaa and Pähn hiking trails are nearby, and a village shop and tavern are 500 meters away. Guests can enjoy a modern service building with toilets, showers, and a kitchenette, as well as a shelter for campers. A sauna with a healing wall of salt is waiting in the outbuilding. Prior agreement is required for use. There are swings and ballfields for kids to have a fun time. Krabi Caravan Park is prized for its peace and privacy – here you can charge both your caravan and your own batteries. You can also stop longer in the park if you want, as there is plenty of space and quiet. It's also the perfect place to stay when you're on your way to Europe – Krabi is right next to the Latvian border.

Built in 1922, Arabella I is Estonia's oldest continuously operating ship and carries its historical charm to this day. Sailing on Tartu's Emajõgi River, the ship captivates with its elegance and peaceful journey through Old Town and the enchanting nature along the river. The historical Arabella I is suitable for corporate parties, weddings, birthdays, or special events. On board, there is a spacious lounge, stylish bar area, and modern presentation equipment, making the ship suitable for seminars or memorable receptions. The ship can be rented for exclusive use, with the route and program tailored to the client's wishes. There are also open excursions, welcoming both individual visitors and groups of friends and families. During the winter season, Advent and Christmas cruises take place on Sundays, where candlelight, Christmas lights, and the serene atmosphere of the Emajõgi create an unforgettable experience. Open to families, groups of friends, and couples.

We introduce our guests the bagpipe and perform folk music. You can enjoy the performances of Anu and Triinu Taul. The farm has its own airport. Sightseeing flights with a motorised hang glider.

WakePark is located on Lake Kamari in Põltsamaa municipality.WPark has a total of 16 different track elements (kickers, sliders, etc.). The ring cable moves clockwise and is open for everyone, from beginners to advanced visitors.In addition, WakePark has a water town with trampolines, a recreation area with a café and saunas, beach soccer, tennis, and volleyball courts, and equipment rental. Estonia’s first full-size cable park with a 2.0 system, a modern administrative building, a cosy café, and everything else is only a 5-minute detour from the Tallinn–Tartu highway.Come and see!

The glass walls of the Pühajärve Spa & Holiday Resort Swimming Pool offer magnificent views of Lake Pühajärv and the manor park that surrounds the hotel. You can enjoy underwater music and the pleasant sensations created by massage streams when swimming in the large, 25 m and four-lane pool.shallow end of the pool is 1.05 m deep and the depth of the deep end is 1.85 m, the water temperature is 27 °C. There is a large, relaxing Jacuzzi next to the swimming pool and a there is also a safe children’s pool. You can also use a vapour sauna and a steam sauna.

In the heart of Tõrva, a unique place awaits you – Läti Saatkond (Latvian Embassy) Café. Here you can take a pleasant break, meet friends, enjoy a quick lunch, or celebrate an important event. The café's caring, hospitable hosts create an environment where you always feel welcome. The à la carte menu offers diverse flavors – there are both warm dishes and delicious snacks to choose from. Enjoy homemade cakes as good as those baked at home with a cup of coffee. Families with children are also considered here, as there is plenty of space and the atmosphere is calm and friendly. The great wish of the Läti Saatkond Café is to bring metropolitan shine to Tõrva and make the small town of Tõrva the metropolis of South Estonia! That's why it has become one of the most beloved meeting places where both locals and guests feel at home. Come and spend time at the café, where every cup of coffee and every conversation is part of a bigger story – your own! Meeting place — Läti Saatkond Café

The church dedicated to St. Martin is located on the Estonian Pilgrim Route, which starts from Pirita Monastery and ends at the Vana-Vastseliina Episcopal Castle. There is also a prayer bench in the churchyard.Come and see one of the oldest parish churches in Estonia. You can also can go to the spire, which offers a unique view of the beautiful Lake Võrtsjärv and the surroundings.Good to know:• The Church participates in the Wayfarers Churches and the Night of Churches projects.• The night battle from the feature film Names on a Marble Slab (2002) was filmed in Rannu Church garden.You can visit the church on Sundays during the service or by prior arrangement.

The Peipsi County Museum introduces the life of the Old Believers, the kitchen and church culture, and the life and work of the world-famous icon painter Pimen Sofronov from the local village of Tiheda. Samovars, "podrushniks", icons, "lestovkas" are worth seeing. You can buy souvenirs and handicrafts related to the culture and nature of Peipsi, as well as sweets, tea mixtures and other local products. A guided tour introducing the Old Believers and the Ivan Chai tea ceremony can be booked in advance. With a museum ticket, you can also visit the Peipsi Järve Elu room with a permanent exhibition located next door.