Estonia is a perfect destination for clients who love nature and beautiful, characteristic towns. Estonia is simply stunning. Did you know that Estonia’s capital Tallinn is the best preserved medieval city in Northern Europe. Forest in Estonia covers more than half of our country, we have 2000 islands offering beautiful, peaceful and friendly atmosphere. Many of these islands also hide excellent beaches great for camping, sunbathing and swimming. Estonia has a fascinating history from ancient times up to modern age. 

Estonian gastronomy is really taking off and “a personal touch” is very much its leading slogan. Whether you are a dedicated carnivore, veggie or enjoy all sorts of dishes, salty or sweet, Estonian towns and villages have a range of restaurants and gastropubs for an affordable dinner in unique surroundings that are often inspired by architecture and untouched nature. As if Estonia with its medieval towns and cute villages wasn’t magical enough, Estonia also has a large quantity of dream-like forests, serving as a home to elks, bears, wolves, lynxes and other generally friendly animals.

Fine dining at the Seaplane Harbour’s century-old Hangars

100,000 cubic metres of endless opportunities! The Harbour’s century-old  Hangars accommodate one of Europe’s grandest maritime museums. The architecture of the building is unique: the hangars were the world’s first thin-shell concrete domes of such volume. The exhibition is exceptional: an authentic submarine Lembit from 1936, the 100-year-old icebreaker Suur Tõll, boats and yachts, a Short 184 seaplane and many more life-sized exhibits.

In addition, the visitors can try the simulators, have a photo taken in costume, see the great aquarium, visit the cinema and much more. 

Round table set-up, fine-dining menu elaborated by our partner catering company

DMC Estonia would love to assist. Expert in leisure and incentive travel to Estonia

More about me

Born in 1971, Riga, Latvia, I studied in the School of Economics in Stockholm.

In 1992 I started to work in the travel business and I loved it. I have even received a “Man of the Year” in tourism in 2007 and once again in 2014.

I am passionate about the Baltic states and travel. I consider it my life’s mission to make the Baltic states a world famous destination.