Traveller Tours, Tallinn

We spent three days in Tallinn Estonia and much as we loved the city we really wanted to get out and see some nature. We decided to take a tour to Laheema National Park with Traveller tours and I am so glad that I did. Their office is perfectly located in the center if the old city and pretty much walking distance to most places you would stay. The mini bus that took us was comfortable and plenty of room. Our guide was top notch and gave us so much wonderful information and insight into life in Estonia. We saw waterfalls, bogs and an amazing Captains fishing village when we had a home cooked meal of salmon and potatoes which genuinely ranks as one of my favourite meals ever. Whatever tour you take with these guys you will not be disappointed. Great tours and great guides.

One of the best free walking tour experienced. Very knowledgeable and humorous guide Martin. Answer all questions with expertise and passion. We were a huge group but still managed very well. 2 hours feel so short even on a minus degree day! Learned a lot about the city and Estonia which will make you want to come back!

12:00 pm tour. There were about 50 people waiting to take the tour. We were split in 2 groups. Our guide was Lina. Very funny lady, perfect English, very knowledgeable. I can't recommend it more. Tips are optional. I tip 20 euro for me and my boy.

Did the tour to Lahemma National Park. Amazing and well worth the price. Marija (sp?) Was a great host. Very knowledgeable. Answered every question we had. You get a lot of nature and a lot of history here. Recommend to swim in the bogs and the Baltic

My husband and I took the Laheema National Park daytrip. The first thing I liked about it was that it was a small group tour. We had six people all together, and the maximum per tour is eight. Our guide, Andreas, was very knowledgeable and personable. We got to see some lovely sights including the national park, manor homes, and the seaside. We ate lunch at the quirky maritime museum: fresh salmon, potatoes, brown bread, and apple cake prepared by the proprietors, who lived in the museum (we also got to meet their adorable dogs). I would recommend this tour to anybody.