



by Prangli Travel
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Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€252This 7 to 8-hour bus tour visits several notable sites within Lahemaa National Park. The first stop is Jagala Waterfall, Estonia’s highest natural waterfall, which drops 8 metres over a limestone cliff. Visitors can view the falls from above or walk down closer to the river while the guide explains its formation. Next, the tour continues with a walk along the Viru Bog Trail. The path begins in the forest and leads to a boardwalk crossing the bog, ending at an observation tower with views of clear bog pools and surrounding vegetation. In summer, swimming in the bog pools is possible if visitors bring swimwear and mosquito repellent. After the bog walk, the group visits either Palmse Manor or Sagadi Manor, depending on the season or client preference. Palmse Manor is a restored baroque mansion with an open-air museum, while Sagadi Manor features Baltic-German heritage architecture. Both manors lie within Lahemaa National Park and illustrate historic manor life. The final stop is either Käsmu or Altja village. Käsmu, known as the “captains’ village,” has maritime history dating back to 1453 and offers beaches and hiking trails. Altja is a fishing village with traditional reed-roof houses and a seaside path. Only one village is visited per tour, based on season or preference. The tour includes guide service and air-conditioned transportation. A lunch break occurs during the day but is not included in the price.
Jagala Waterfall
Jagala Waterfall is Estonia’s highest natural waterfall, dropping 8 metres from a limestone cliff. The guide explains how the waterfall formed. Visitors can see the falls from above or walk down to the riverbank for a closer view. The site offers photo opportunities with the waterfall and surrounding forest.
40 min
Viru Bog Trail
The Viru Bog Trail starts on a smooth forest path and leads to a boardwalk crossing the bog. The trail ends at an observation tower in the middle of the bog, providing views of clear bog pools and unique vegetation. In summer, swimming in the bog pools is possible if visitors bring swimwear and mosquito repellent.
90 min
Palmse Manor and Open-Air Museum
Palmse Manor is a large baroque mansion and open-air museum, one of the first fully restored manor complexes in Estonia. Alternatively, the tour visits Sagadi Manor, a Baltic-German heritage site with historic architecture. Both manors are located within Lahemaa National Park and provide insight into Estonian manor life and architecture. Only one manor is visited per tour, depending on the season or client preference.
60 min
Kasmu
Käsmu village dates back to 1453 and was known as the “captains’ village” due to its maritime school and many local sea captains. Today it is a summer holiday location with beaches and hiking trails. Alternatively, the tour may visit Altja village, a fishing village featuring traditional reed-roof houses and a seaside path. Only one village is visited per tour, based on season or preference.
60 min
Meet your tour guide in front of Tallinn Tourist Information Centre, Niguliste street 2, in the Old Town.
End point
Meet your tour guide in front of Tallinn Tourist Information Centre, Niguliste street 2, in the Old Town.