Discover Saaremaa

The moated fortress in the island's capital is considered the best-preserved medieval castle in the entire Baltics and today houses a regional museum with exhibits on the island's history.

The meteorite impact crater ranks among the youngest and most accessible in the world and is surrounded by numerous Estonian myths and legends that interpreted the impact as a divine event.

The group of traditional post windmills ranks among Saaremaa's best-known landmarks and symbolizes the island's centuries-old agricultural tradition amid sweeping juniper landscapes.

The historic spa town has offered mineral-rich mud treatments since the 19th century and remains one of Estonia's leading wellness destinations, surrounded by quiet Baltic coastline.

Estonia's largest island is reachable by ferry from Virtsu in about 25 minutes or by a short domestic flight from Tallinn to Kuressaare Airport, also ideal as a road trip by rental car.

The moated fortress in the island's capital is considered the best-preserved medieval castle in the entire Baltics and today houses a regional museum with exhibits on the island's history.

The meteorite impact crater ranks among the youngest and most accessible in the world and is surrounded by numerous Estonian myths and legends that interpreted the impact as a divine event.

The group of traditional post windmills ranks among Saaremaa's best-known landmarks and symbolizes the island's centuries-old agricultural tradition amid sweeping juniper landscapes.