Muhu

Muhu Island, located next to Saaremaa, is an ideal destination for sailing and peaceful relaxation. Covering an area of 198 square kilometers, the island is home to around 2,000 residents.

Muhu’s nature is both diverse and stunning. The island features captivating coastlines, bogs, meadows, dense forests, and picturesque villages. One of Muhu’s most distinctive characteristics is its traditional stone houses and heritage, visible in the old farmsteads scattered throughout the island. Muhu is also home to a variety of rare animals and birds, including species such as the black stork, as well as animals like wild boars and goats. The island’s rich nature offers a delightful experience for nature enthusiasts.

Muhu’s main attractions are unique and memorable. A must-visit is Koguva village, one of the oldest and best-preserved historical villages in Estonia. Koguva also houses the Muhu Museum, where visitors can learn about the island’s history and culture. The island is also home to several windmills, providing an insight into its agricultural history. One of the most iconic and picturesque locations is the Muhu Bridge, which connects Saaremaa and Muhu, offering breathtaking views and access to both islands.

Muhu’s traditions and events are an integral part of the island’s charm. The annual Muhu Song and Dance Festival is a major event where local singing and dancing traditions take center stage. The Muhu Local Products Market is another popular attraction, where visitors can enjoy local food, crafts, and experience the island’s unique traditions. For sailing enthusiasts, Muhu hosts several sailing events throughout the year, including regattas between Saaremaa and Muhu, which attract sailors from around the world.

What truly sets Muhu apart is its tranquil and traditional atmosphere, where the beauty of nature and cultural heritage are seamlessly intertwined. It is the perfect place for sailing, exploring history, and experiencing authentic local life. Welcome to Muhu Island – a place to discover the true essence of Estonian island life!