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Special winter offer: all bog-shoe hikes taking place in December and January are 25% off!

Visiting Estonia and want to experience more than just Tallinn’s famous Old Town? With our half-day trips you can explore the beauty of Estonian nature and still have time to enjoy the charm of the Old Town — all in a single day!

We offer bog-shoe hike in a small group and private bog-shoe hike that let you experience the calm and wild beauty of Estonian bogs. 

All our tours include transportation and traditional Estonian food which is simple, seasonal and authentic. Each trip is designed to be personal, relaxed and flexible, giving you a chance to discover Estonia beyond the city and connect with nature in a unique way.

If you’d like to join the tour but don’t need transport, feel free to get in touch — we’ll find the best solution for you together.

Bog-shoes help to prevent sinking into soft, wet bogs and protect against light winter snow. Easy to put on and remove. Walking on bog-shoes is the best way to explore hidden areas that are otherwise inaccessible. In wetter conditions (autumn and spring), rubber boots are ideal. Don’t worry – we provide them for a hassle-free experience. We move at a calm pace, taking time to notice and capture the bog’s unique beauty. Crystal-clear bog pools reflecting the sky. Autumn is ideal time for visiting the bog – no mosquitoes, crisp air and vibrant seasonal colours all around. Depending on the season, we take a break on the dry moss using sitting pads. Autumn – the season of colours in the bog. September is cranberry picking season - red berries resting on the vibrant red peat moss. Cranberries remain throughout autumn, can be picked even in winter when the snow is thin, and are also found under melting snow in spring. We will climb the watching tower to enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of Estonia’s untouched bogs. The view from the watching tower - frost meeting the morning sun creates steaming bog pools and sparkling grasses. Peaceful early mornings surrounded by untouched nature. Traditional Estonian homemade dish Mulgipuder with meat – a creamy mashed potato and barley porridge recognized on UNESCO’s heritage list. Estonian homemade dessert Spotted Dog (Kirju koer) made with biscuits, cocoa, butter and marmalade, loved by locals. Kohuke – popular chocolate-covered sweet curd snack, always on the menu. Quiet, snowy bog on a January morning around 10 AM. Under a thick layer of snow, the bog becomes a magical hidden world where even the boardwalk disappears. Spring transition: melting ice and budding greenery in the bog. The summer bog is a sea of fluffy white cottongrass, swaying gently in the breeze like soft clouds. Blooming Labrador tea fills the summer bog with an enchanting scent. Touch the soft cottongrass and breathe in the aromatic Labrador tea – summer in the bog awakens all your senses. Summer turns the bog lush and green, a peaceful retreat for wandering and breathing in fresh air. Sunrise in the bog is a magical moment when the first light paints the landscape in gold and mist. Cloudy foggy mornings create mystical bog landscapes. Cloudberries, golden jewels of the bog, ripen in late summer. The carnivorous plant Sundew thrives in the bog’s harsh conditions, catching tiny insects to survive.
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