What is the Estonian coastline? It is famous for its fishing villages, small marinas and pristine beaches, as well as bustling resort towns and major ports.
Estonian resorts on the coast (benefits of relaxation)
Sea resorts are suitable for those wishing to recuperate and recover from various diseases. Especially the Estonian seaside resorts are good for those who do not tolerate the sweltering heat and high humidity. Are you fascinated by a secluded getaway? Make a choice in favor of quiet recreation centers in Estonia. But if you want, you can relax on the islands of Vormsi or Saaremaa.
Estonian cities and resorts on the coast
- Tallinn: the city offers to relax on the beaches of Pirita (equipped with sun loungers, playgrounds and sports grounds where you can play beach volleyball, a rental point for water sports equipment) and Stromi (in addition to cafes and sports grounds, there is a playground on the beach where children ride electric cars, and those who wish can have a picnic in the forest park next to the sandy beach strip), visit the water spa-center “Kalev Spa” (there is a water park with slides “Black Hole” and “Kamikaze”, Jacuzzi baths, Finnish baths, diving boards, children's and aerobics pools), the Dome Cathedral, the park and the castle of Baron Von Glen.
- Pärnu: you can get treatment and take preventive procedures in the health and wellness center “Estonia”, sunbathe and swim (clear water, gentle entrance to the sea) on a wide sandy beach (there is a children's corner, basketball and volleyball courts, a lifeguard service), have fun at the David Oistrakh festival and the Bacardi Feeling beach festival. Of the sights, the Pärnu Town Hall, the Catherine Church and the Elizabeth Church, the Kurzal building are worthy of attention.
- Haapsalu: This resort, nicknamed “Venice of the North” (surrounded by the sea on 3 sides), is famous for its curative mud (mud therapy course can be taken in the health center Fra Mare or Laine) and the warm sea. To swim in the warmest sea water, it is advisable to go to Paralepa Beach in summer (the coast guard is open from 10:00 to 22:00). It is equipped with volleyball and playgrounds, showers and changing rooms, where you can buy snacks and refreshments, and rent a boat. If you want to shoot a bow, play chess, see a chapel built in the XIV-XV centuries, and also look into a ceramic workshop (those who wish can make something with their own hands), you should go to Haapsalu Episcopal Castle. And from the museums, you should visit the Haapsalu Scarves Museum.
Vacationers on the Estonian coast can always find wild and well-equipped beaches, as well as resort towns with beautiful streets and ancient architecture.
