Naissaare

Naissaar is a small and tranquil island in Estonia, located in the Gulf of Finland, near Tallinn. The island covers an area of approximately 18.6 square kilometers and is home to only around 50 residents. Naissaar is an ideal destination for sailing, offering a perfect escape for solo sailors and families alike, who seek peace and proximity to nature.

The island is particularly noted for its unique nature, historical military sites, and nature reserves, such as the Naissaar Nature Reserve, which is home to rare plants and serves as a nesting site for several bird species. Additionally, the island features a variety of landscapes, from towering cliffs to beautiful wide sandy beaches, where visitors can relax and enjoy scenic sea views.

Naissaar also has a rich history. The island was once part of Finland, later became a part of Estonia, and has been a military zone. One of the most interesting historical sites on the island is the former military buildings and fortresses, which provide a glimpse into the past. The island is also home to various remnants of war, now fascinating to history and culture enthusiasts.

Naissaar is a truly peaceful and beautiful place, where visitors can enjoy the beauty of nature, explore its history, and indulge in sailing and other outdoor activities.