Estonia Holidays 2025/2026

Boarding the Baltic Sea and the Gulf of Finland, Estonia sits in Northern Europe boasting a diverse terrain of rocky beaches, forests, and lakes, perfect for holidays filled with adventure. Estonia holidays will likely take you into its capital which is one of the best preserved mediaeval cities in Europe. Pack your camera and your walking shoes and book your holiday to Estonia with Holiday Hypermarket.

Estonia, for those who love the outdoors

Every season on holiday in Estonia offers plenty of adventure for everyone. For winter lovers, Estonia is prone to snowfall between November and March but even October and April can have some snowy days too. It’s like walking around a winter wonderland with snow glistening old town roofs and snow crunching underfoot. Plus from mid November to mid January a huge Christmas tree stands tall and it’s surrounded by Christmas markets at its foot. Hit a cosy café for a warming drink and then head to the markets to find some treats!

Summer in Estonia is just as beautiful and reaches temperatures up to 26°C. It’s the perfect adventure holiday destination – not too hot but not too cold. You can head out on a kayak tour to Aegna Island, stroll along the promenade or join in with some beach sports like volleyball. Estonia holidays are perfect for families, with shallow waters ideal for playing in and plenty of play areas dotted around – you could even catch a game of mini golf! If there are no little legs to worry about, pack a bag and head off on a hike for the day and see what wildlife you can spot.

Must sees

As well as just getting outside and exploring there are some must sees on holiday in Estonia. The Jagala Waterfall is certainly one, it’s an 8m tall and 50m wide stunning sight to see just before the Jagala river flows into the Gulf of Finland. Capture that Insta-worthy post that’ll make everyone back home jealous. If you’re visiting in the winter, the water freezes over and becomes a wall of large icicles that glisten under the sun.

Another must visit is the tallest building in Estonia (as well as in the whole of Northern Europe) – Tallinn Television Tower. It stands 314m tall but once you get to 170m you have a stunning panoramic view of Tallinn. But that’s not all, within the levels there’s plenty to do for all. Head to the outdoor terrace on a sunny day, get involved with the interactive media to learn about Tallinn and Estonia, walk across the glass floor or even try the walk on the edge! There’s entertainment for children, a mini TV studio and a gift shop to get that all important souvenir.

With Estonia’s heavily influenced history from a variety of cultures, there is plenty to learn about, so put on your historian hat and head to some of the many museums in this intriguing country. Where better to start than the Estonian National Museum. Opened in the early 1900s, this museum showcases collected items from the most popular Estonian collector, Jakob Hurt. You’ll find everything from old folk clothes to old weapons that will really give you an insight into the history of Estonia.

The Capital

Tallinn is the capital city to visit if you’re looking for a combination of the modern world, great nightlife and days full of adventure, as well as a destination rich in culture and history. You’ll find preserved old town centres just a stone’s throw away from the city’s bustling business centre with luxury hotels and large shopping centres. Estonia’s capital city is known as the most advanced digital society in the world all while home to one of Europe’s best preserved towns from the Mediaeval period. A real mix of the old and new.

There’s plenty of chances to try authentic Estonian food and right in the Old Town you can try some mediaeval dining – you don’t get to do that just anywhere! It’s the ideal destination for a short city break as the city centre is never more than a 15 minute drive away. You’ll always be right in the centre so you can tick everything off your to do list, even with a short space of time.