Estonia Holidays

Island of adventure

October 8th, 2007
The oldest and definitely the most intriguing island of North-Estonia is called Naissaar. In the beginning of times the island has been a beacon for sailors and hideout for pirates, but forbidden area during the Soviet Union.The mysterious sights of NaissaareDuring the latest years Naissaar has become the most visited sights in Estonia. People are charmed by its untouched nature, marvellous beaches and thrilling history. Naissaar has kept many secrets for decades. Visiting Naissaar you have a chance to find out:

  • Why the island was shrouded in secrecy of the Soviet Army?
  • What where the activities of the inhabitants ?
  • Why the island has very tight railway grid?
  • Why the Island has been closed for Estonians for fifty years?
  • What stories could you find out from the only living permanent resident of the island – Peedo Lehtla

Large part of island is forested and its declared to be a Natural Park. Its landscape is diverse and the majority of the ecosystem are quite close to the original natural habitat.

Come and see the unique renovated wooden church, cemetery, floating mine factory, sand dunes, old artillery batteries, narrow railway, military buildings, and unique beach landscapes (protected).

Related Links: About Naissaar, Naissaar on wikipedia, Photos of Naissaar

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