Muhu marinas
Muhu is an island among western Estonia’s straits, known for stone walls, traditional villages and colourful local handicrafts.
Muhu
Muhu lies between the mainland and Saaremaa. Low stone walls, junipers and old farmsteads give it a distinctly rural character. Time ashore is best spent exploring its villages and local crafts.
Koguva stands out for its preserved farm buildings and Muhu Museum. On the northern coast, the Üügu limestone bluff offers a different landscape, with stony shores and wide sea views.
- Type
- Island
- Waters
- Väinameri, Suur väin and Väike väin
Why it is interesting
- Koguva village
- Stone walls and local crafts
- Üügu limestone bluff
Places on the map
Muhu marinas
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Attractions around Muhu
Useful places to consider while planning time ashore.