Naissaar Travel Guide

 kylamees Says:  main hiking roads turn to south part of island, one route to north. Both are interesting. If You don´t have much time, visit south route. They are all marked. uœe guide, if available. See renovated wooden church, cemetery, seamine factory, sand dunes, old artillery... 

 kylamees Says:  There is only an official campground where is allowed to camping. Nature Reserve area rules restrict to camp anywhere else. reserve centre building is not offering accommodation (almost this year they were closed) and other hotels or campgrounds not exist there. Camping is... 

 kylamees Says:  I have different experiences with local restaurant. The only place to eat is Nature Reserve centre, few hundred meters from harbour. But it´s not open always. And sometimes You get good meal, sometimes bad or nothing. I remember fish was good. Cafe was bad and small. Fish... 

 kylamees Says:  During high season (june-july) camping place may be very crowded. Some Youth groups visit island and they may be noisy. But You have no choice - all peo´ple have to camp at one campground. At night, there is not allowed to walk on island. It´s dangerous in dark - many holes,... 

 karzummik Says:  Regular ship cruises to island Naissaar (also Terra Feminarum) provides passenger (up to 190) ship MONICA.All departures from Tallinn Old City Port (not from Pirita anymore !)www.tallinn-cruises.com/locationCruises schedule (Thr-Fri-Sat-Sun at 10:00) from may to... 

 kylamees Says:  Itœ recommended to use only hiking routes that are marked on island. Off the paths may be dangerous to your health sometimes (holes, metal trash, ruins etc). 

 kylamees Says:  There is no suggestions to leave the paths on Naissaar island. It´s prohibited to walk far from paths marked as hiking routes. It´s dangerous because island was closed military area and even if all the forests are scanned and checked, there may be things that are dangerous...