Ruhnu marinas
Ruhnu is a secluded Gulf of Riga island with pine woods, sandy beaches and Coastal Swedish heritage.
Ruhnu
Ruhnu stands apart from Estonia’s main western island group. It feels like a small world in the middle of the gulf, with one village, forest roads and long sandy shores. Walking or cycling is a natural way to explore.
A seventeenth-century wooden church survives in the village, and an unusual metal lighthouse rises above the woods. Coastal Swedish heritage shapes the island’s history. Reaching Ruhnu involves an open-water passage across the Gulf of Riga.
- Type
- Island
- Waters
- Gulf of Riga
Why it is interesting
- Seventeenth-century wooden church
- Pine woods and sandy shores
- Lighthouse and Coastal Swedish heritage
Places on the map
Ruhnu marinas
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Attractions around Ruhnu
Useful places to consider while planning time ashore.
