In addition to enjoying unspoilt nature and tranquillity, Hiiumaa offers plenty of opportunities to get involved in activities, be it hobbies, sailing, entertainment, sports, crafts or cultural events. If you last visited Hiiumaa several years ago, a lot of new things have been built in the meantime, but everything old and good is still there: the lighthouses, the sunny sandy beaches, the shimmering sea and the friendly people of Hiiumaa.
In Kärdla, a new sports centre with a tennis hall and ballroom has been opened, along with a skate park with conference rooms and a hostel, while in Käina, an entertainment centre, the Wind Tower, and a go-karting track have been built. Throughout the island, there is a wealth of playgrounds, cycle paths, 324 kilometres of hiking trails, bathing areas and small beaches. The wind tower has the highest indoor climbing wall in the Baltics, and the Käina Sports Centre with swimming pool, saunas and gym is in the same building.
The seashores and forests of Hiiumaa offer adventures and experiences all year round. You can go fishing with a local fisherman, pick blueberries, ride horses or learn to surf and ice sail. On the Hiiumaa.ee page you will find information about all the opportunities Hiiumaa has to offer.
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Just as Hiiumaa is very diverse with its beautiful nature and culture, the Windtower is a combination of a museum, a research centre, and a game world. You will experience something completely new while discovering this quiet island.
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The heights of Hiiumaa can be conquered on the highest indoor climbing wall (20 m) in the Baltics. In the gift shop, you will find cute souvenirs that will always remind you of the Windtower.
The lovely Café RUUDI is also located here.
The trips take place on board a small vessel and are meant for smaller groups of up to 10 people. The trip begins at Kärdla Harbour.
The price includes a two-hour trip for a group of up to 10 people.
– Events for teams and friend groups
– Organising competitions Käina is the most modern karting track in Estonia. The track was built according to international standards in 2022 and has set a new standard in the karting industry. The fast and technically challenging 931-metre-long track is an exciting challenge for both experts and beginners. Visitors have access to karts from the Sodikart factory, a timing system and other driving equipment. Instructions provided on-site. Come and experience true speed!
It is also possible to hike in the marsh and ride through the sea.
Hiiumaa Sports Centre is also a great place for organising camps. The modern sports complex can accommodate up to 48 people. There are a total of 12 rooms with four beds in each room.
The study bed is located next to the car park. Boardwalk, time of completion 15 minutes. There are colourful information boards on the study bed.
• The price for a round trip is valid for the entire group of passengers, not a single person!
• The group can consist of 1 to 10 people. In order to sail:
* E-mail us the date and times when you would like to set sail;
* Let us know the size of your group. If you have any children, then how many and in what age?;
* Leave us your name and phone number, so we could contact you if necessary;
* Let us know the precise details for an invoice.
Find pre-listed places on the map and add your favourites. With the map, you get stickers that make it easier to complete the map. You can use them to label both activities and emotions.
You can download the map before your trip via the homepage or Facebook page or buy it from various sales points on Hiiumaa.
The ‘My Trail’ map is a canvas and you are the artist!
The trail consists of a longer, Orjaku (2 km), and a shorter, Roostiku, trail (0.7 km). The trail also has a birdwatching tower, three observation platforms, a mud bridge, a recreation site with a shelter, and a boardwalk of approximately 0.4 km in the reed field. The study trail is perfect for families with children – the shorter trail is manageable even for the very young. Watching the water birds from the observation platform is an interesting experience for both the young and the old. The trail is marked with arrows and can be completed without getting one’s feet wet.
There is a unique fishing hut on the beach.
It takes approximately 1 hour to complete the trail and in dry season, it can be completed without wellies. The trail has been equipped with signposts and information boards. Near the trail, you will find the Kalurikoda forest hut, which has a fireplace, benches, and a table. There is a camping area and a campfire site next to the hut.
There is a 1.8 km illuminated trail, where you can walk, run, cycle, or ski depending on the weather. Naturally, there is a sled hill. There is also a 2.7 km trail (not illuminated), a 9 km hiking trail (for more experienced hikers), and a disc golf park with 18 baskets. Take the cycle and pedestrian track from Kärdla to Paluküla health trail.
The trails have sign posts.
So you will get to know which landscapes were once in use of the farm. The trail is approx. 1 km in length and the time of completion thereof is 30 minutes. There are also information boards on the trail. You may need your rubber boots while on the trail.
The local ports are welcoming and safe, and the islets and the sea offer lots to discover.
Once we reach Kärdla Bay, we will hoist the sails together, and participants can try steering the ship and keeping it on track. We will share stories from the times when men were made of iron and ships were made of wood.
Guests will enjoy their first marine experience during a two- to three-hour voyage.
We will talk about the history of the Estonian glass industry, which started 400 years ago on Hiiumaa.
You can buy glass art, glass beads, jewellery, and order glassware from the studio.
You can also order coloured glass and mirrors as well as a glass cutting service.
We offer Viking ax throwing and archery on land and military orienteering in the late evening.
All activities are preceded by appropriate training. We have a large selection of special clothing.
There is also a sauna with a view directly to the sea.
The beach bar serves exotic drinks and meals.
There is also a 1.5 km nature trail at the birdwatching tower.
This trip begins and ends on the Sarve Peninsula. We will paddle between the islets, go on a hike on the islets, and observe sea-birds and seals. We will sleep in tents on the uninhabited islet of Kõrgelaid, where there is a private campground with a campfire and a dry toilet. The price applies for groups of at least 12 people!
Come and train in fresh air!