Nature
Nature's paradise
Dense forests, wide beaches, juniper pastures and rare species you won't find anywhere else. In spring the birds return, and on the stony shores you might even spot seals.
One island. Many worlds.
Why cometo Saaremaa?
Estonia's largest island is full of peace, the smell of the sea and surprises. Nature is close at hand, the food is local and the people are friendly – and Pidula Wakepark is a great place to start exploring the island.
Six reasons
An island you'll want to come back to
Sea
Sea in every direction
On the island, the shore is never far away. Swimming, SUP and boat trips in summer, long warm days in autumn – because the sea holds the island in its embrace.
Sights
Cliffs, windmills and lighthouses
Panga Cliff, the Angla windmills, lighthouses and old churches – every bend in the road has something worth a photo.
Islanders
Warm-hearted islanders
A distinctive way of speaking, a sharp wit and a big heart. The islanders know how to enjoy a quiet life – and how to throw a proper party.
Active holiday
Things to do on land and sea
Hiking trails, cycle paths, water sports and adventures – if you love an active holiday, you'll never be bored on the island.
Flavours
Local, authentic food
Island food is local, pure and authentic. The forest and the sea play a big part on the islanders' table – and at Pidula, the pizzas come straight out of the stone oven.
Your home on the island
Explore Saaremaa from Pidula
Pidula Wakepark is on the north-west coast of Saaremaa, near Kihelkonna. On the cable by day, in the sauna in the evening and out exploring the island in between – accommodation, food and activities all in one place.
