Getting There
Boats from Tallinn take about an hour to reach Naissaar, making it an easy day trip.





Naissaar, located just northwest of Tallinn in the Gulf of Finland, is a captivating island known for its historical significance and natural beauty. Once a Soviet military base, the island now invites visitors to explore its remnants of fortifications and enjoy its lush, untouched greenery. With well-marked hiking trails, Naissaar is an ideal destination for a day trip from Tallinn, offering a peaceful escape into nature. The island's history is rich, with influences from Swedish settlers and Soviet occupation, making it a fascinating place for history buffs and nature lovers alike.
Naissaar, located just northwest of Tallinn in the Gulf of Finland, is a captivating island known for its historical significance and natural beauty. Once a Soviet military base, the island now invites visitors to explore its remnants of fortifications and enjoy its lush, untouched greenery. With well-marked hiking trails, Naissaar is an ideal destination for a day trip from Tallinn, offering a peaceful escape into nature. The island's history is rich, with influences from Swedish settlers and Soviet occupation, making it a fascinating place for history buffs and nature lovers alike.
Soviet-era ruins and fortifications.
Beautiful hiking trails with marked routes.
Easy access from Tallinn by boat.
Rich history with Swedish and Soviet influences.
Rich historical background with Swedish and Soviet influences.
Beautiful natural surroundings with hiking trails and scenic views.
Limited facilities, so plan for food and water needs.
Boats from Tallinn take about an hour to reach Naissaar, making it an easy day trip.
Visit the lighthouse at the northern end for panoramic views.
Nature hikes and historical exploration.
EUR €
$50-$100 p/day
Estonian, English
Three well-marked hiking routes offer varying lengths and sights.
Day Trip, Nature, History