The nature reserve is about an hour’s drive from the pier. Upon arrival, begin your trek along a wood-planked walkway that meanders through various forest types, offering views of some of the area’s 50 lakes and diverse plant life. Your experienced guide will lead you across mossy bogs, sharing insights into the region's natural history. After a scenic three-hour walk, enjoy a picnic lunch before returning to your ship. This excursion is ideal for guests who are physically fit, as some parts of the boardwalk may be slightly underwater and potentially slippery after rain, though the walkway remains passable. Wear warm, layered clothing and flat, comfortable walking shoes or boots. Rain gear is recommended in case of inclement weather. The sequence of sights may vary, and the tour will proceed in all weather conditions. The hike covers approximately 3½ miles through Kõrvemaa’s unique landscape, featuring a mix of forests, lakes, and marshes. Northern Kõrvemaa is renowned for its rare and protected species, attracting nature enthusiasts and photographers. Recognized with the EHE (Genuine and Interesting Estonia) quality mark, this area showcases the diverse terrain shaped by glaciers 12,000 years ago, including steep eskers, plateaus, drumlins, and numerous bog pools. Comfortable, low-heeled shoes or sandals and loose clothing are recommended, as some wetness may be encountered. Be prepared with appropriate weather gear and a backpack for your belongings.

Discover Tallinn's enchanting medieval Old Town, renowned as one of Northern Europe’s finest, on this comprehensive tour. Begin with a comfortable motor coach ride to the walkway opposite the main railway station, where your exploration of the Lower Town’s historic center starts. Stroll past the ancient Old Town Wall with its 13th-15th century towers, and admire the St. Michael’s Convent and Church. Continue to marvel at Tallinn's medieval guild houses. Wander through the narrow White Bread Passage to Town Hall Square, where you'll find two more iconic medieval landmarks: the Gothic Town Hall and the 15th-century pharmacy, which has been continuously operating since 1422, making it Europe’s oldest pharmacy. Next, visit the St. Nicholas Church, where you can explore its museum, housed in a former church, showcasing medieval altarpieces, wooden sculptures, and the famous Danse Macabre by Bernt Notke. An optional visit to the skydeck tower offers stunning views over Old Town. Conclude your day with a romantic dinner at the Scheeli Restaurant, an Art Nouveau gem from the 1920s. Named after the Scheel family, this charming venue features antique furnishings, a grand piano, and lush greenery. After a delightful dinner accompanied by live music, rejoin the coach for your return to the cruise port.

Please Note: We recommend you wear good walking shoes.