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Very quite place on earth
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Access by ferry only, need a car, weather a gamble, only a few beaches.
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Perfect place for a nature lovers
1 Review and 36 Opinions Georg Ots Hotel is situated overlooking the Tori Yacht harbour and the medieval Bishop’s Fort. It’s...
1 Review and 17 Opinions ****I've decided to leave this page up, but Arensburg decided to jump into the spa buisness,...
Apartment: Find what suits you!
kristii Says: Peter and I decided that we don´t want to stay in hotel and it was too cold outside to camp.. We wanted a private place where we don´t depend on anyone else and...
Aig Says: You definately need a car to see the Saaremaa. To get to the places. To get to walking tracks. To get to beach.However, there is a bus from Tallinn....
La Perla: Very good dining place!
Aig Says: Great environment. Good for Italian/Spanish style dinner with wine. Busy, so book in advance.I believe, this and another restaurant about 50 m down the street...
Down the Lossi street, in front of a church: Great food and friendly service
Aig Says: After having visited every restaurant on the central square in the previous days, we went out for family dinner to this place.Food was excellent, service very...
Georg Ots Spa Hotel: Spa near bay
Aig Says: We wanted to use a spa and fitness center ... There are 3 spa hotels next to each other. We choosed Georg Ots. City center about 5 min walk. Great walking...
Mardi Hotel / Hostel: Good value for money
Aig Says: Brand new, about 3 min walk from city center.We were checking-in late and needed basically a bed to spend the night. Parking is in the inner yard. Room very...
remigia Says: Stright on the tip of Saare Peninsula the Sorve Lighthouse is the southermost spot of Saaremaa island. The lighthouse is not very old , built only in 1960. The...
remigia Says: One of the main touristic spots in the western part of Saaremaa is Mihkli Talumuuseum- Mihkli Farm Museum. It was found in 1959, but it's origins start in XVIII...
remigia Says: Soviet authorities thought of Saaremaa as one of most im portant defence posts. So before World War II the stronghold was built in Sorve Peninsula. The main...
remigia Says: 1994 September 28 ...............................................................................................The most tragic event that ever happened in the...
remigia Says: Once upon a time there was a giant lady named Piret. She lived in a small island of Saaremaa. Piret and her husband Toll were building a sauna. And she was...
remigia Says: For years almost every village in Saaremaa had it's own mill. Some of them even few- in a small village like Angla most of farms had their own mill. Now you can...
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