Pärnumaa

One of the most popular tourist-relevant sights in Pärnumaa is the Soomaa National Park. This unique area offers visitors an opportunity to explore one of Europe's largest floodplains by canoe or on foot during different seasons throughout the year. Other outdoor activities such as hiking, cycling and fishing can be enjoyed in many areas throughout this diverse landscape.

Cultural highlights are also plentiful in Pärnumaa with several museums showcasing local history and traditions. One must-visit location is Kihnu Island which has been designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site due to its traditional way of life still being preserved today.

Pärnumaa hosts numerous events throughout the year including music festivals, art exhibitions and sporting competitions. The annual Weekend Festival Baltic attracts thousands of international visitors each August who come together to enjoy world-class electronic dance music acts against a backdrop of stunning natural scenery.

Foodies will also appreciate what Pärnumaa has to offer with delicious culinary specialties such as smoked fish from nearby coastal villages and locally produced cheese available at markets across the region.

The most beautiful place in Pärnumaa? That would have to be Kabli Beach where you can watch spectacular sunsets over the sea while enjoying fresh seafood dishes served up at beachside cafes.

So why should you go on holiday to Pärnumaa? With its breathtaking landscapes, rich cultural heritage and exciting outdoor activities there really is something for everyone here. Be sure not miss out on visiting some charming cities like Tõstamaa or Häädemeeste too!

Our travel tips: Visit between May-September when temperatures are mild enough for outdoor activities, but be prepared for occasional rain. Rent a car to explore the region at your own pace and don't forget to pack comfortable shoes for all the hiking opportunities!