If you want to spice up the daily life of your team, then this fun team game is the best way to do it! The team is divided into groups. Each group gets a trail legend and photos with objects from Luke Manor. Each photo has a fun task that the team must capture together. The bolder, more inventive, and more imaginative the team, the more captivating and humorous it will be to look at the photos later. The photo hunt does not require much physical effort and is suitable for people of all ages, smaller and larger companies, and groups.
Canoe trip "One Day, Two Countries" starts at the upper course of the River Õhne in the vicinity of Taagepera and Holdre castle and ends on Latvian soil.The river flows along a course that is interrupted by rapids and is partly surrounded by forests and fields. When combining several 3–7 km stretches of river, it becomes a 30 km canoe trip that lasts from an hour to an entire day and complements a summer holiday, birthday or company summer retreat perfectly.Come on a canoe trip along the River Õhne – you find a lot to admire and discover here!
On the vista overlooking Obinitsa Lake stands the stone Singing Mother Monument. It's a memorial to all the "singing mothers" (Estonian: lauluemad) of Setomaa. The statue was erected in 1986. Around its base are many stones for local singers. The area around the monument offers a good view of Obinitsa Lake and the older part of the village. This is also a good place for a group picture. To the left of the Singing Mother Monument is Obinitsa's old school-church (1904).
Tartu Railway Station was built in 1876 outside of the city’s borders. It could be reached by Maarjamõisa tänav, which was lined with trees. The main building of the station consists of three parts and has a standard façade and a transverse gabled roof. Warehouses, platforms, a depot, a water tower, and two houses for railway workers were located next to the main building. In the 2000s, the building was restored under the architect Aivar Roosaar. In 2012, the building was reopened for passengers. Café Wedur is now operating in the station building. In front of the station are bike parking, and Tartu Smart Bike rental docks.
Riding a scooter is fun, easy, and exciting. Use one foot to add speed and the second to keep your balance – easy!With the help of the hike guide, you will get to know the details of the local nature and the history of Lake Pühajärv and Otepää. Scooters are great for going to places you would usually not visit on foot.You can choose between a fast and fun scooter ride or an educational scooter hike.Come with your whole family, friends, or colleagues.You are all welcome!
The Õrsava Lake Hiking Trail winds around the lake of the same name. The 5 km trail starts officially at the Värska school stadium, but you can start at any point. The lakeside footpath is made more exciting by several bridges. On the shore of Õrsava village there is a campfire site and an RMK bonfire site, as well as a swimming area.In addition to scenic views of nature and pine forests, the hiking trail offers some history: it's partly on the road of the former Estonian Defense Forces Training Center, the so-called , and although the camp was largely dismantled in World War II, some soldiers' barracks and other buildings have been preserved.
Kalda farm is located by the Väike Emajõgi river, 20 km away from Valga. If you wish to spend your holiday independently in your own house, we have a fully furnished holiday house ready for you. While it is meant for families with children, it is suitable for smaller groups as well. You are able to use all the amenities: air conditioned bedrooms, a mini kitchen, a spacious leisure room, an individual sauna, a roofed veranda, internet connection, TV, etc. There are a number of sights nearby. To spend your free time, you can choose between bonfire and barbecue night, canoe trips, still hunting in nearby forests, and pubs for those who love song and drink.
Trofee welcomes you in Central Estonia, on the shore of river Pedja. The hunting lodge was built in 2008 on a place where an old watermill used to stand, for people who love nature and its spectacles, but also a little comfort and luxury in the middle of a forest. Trofee is owned by a family where hunting has been a lifestyle for centuries and birdwatching is their great passion. The treasures of the place are the nearby two nature conservation areas and one landscape protection area. There are amazingly many species of wild birds in the nature conservation areas around Trofee and if you're lucky, you'll meet a wild animal too. Here you can enjoy a place of quiet, surrounded by a scenic landscape in the middle of Estonia.