Explore Soomaa National Park by canoe. Paddle through serene rivers, discover walking trails, and immerse in Estonia’s natural beauty. Perfect for adventurers!
- Riisa rantŝo - Canoeing is probably the best way to explore the wilderness of Soomaa National Park. This one day self-guided wilderness canoe trip gives you possibilies to explore several walking trails alonge the river, and experience typical landscapes of Soomaa – alluvial forest (Lemmjõe keelemetsa Nature Trail), floodplain meadows and Estonian biggest peat-bog (Ingatsi* Nature Trail).
Meet: One day canoe trips on Raudna river start at 10 a.m. or 12 a.m. or 2 p.m. or 4 p.m. at Riisa Rantso Guesthouse in Soomaa National Park, if you come with your own car. We also offer transfer for clients who stay in Pärnu, pick up from your hotel at 9 a.m.
Distance: 12 km on the river + if you wish so – 4 km forest trail – (Lemmjõe) or/ and 3 km peat-bog trail – (Ingatsi)
What to bring: You should wear comfortable clothes and footwear.
- Canoe
- Life-jackets
- Paddles
- Lunch
Soomaa National Park has limited roads, making canoeing an excellent way to discover its wilderness. You’ll paddle along a slow and serene river that meanders through natural meadows and floodplain forests. This self-guided, one-day canoe trip allows you to pause along the way and explore two walking trails near the river. These trails showcase the typical landscapes of Soomaa National Park, including alluvial forests (Lemmjõe Keelemetsa Nature Trail), floodplain meadows, and Estonia’s largest peat bog (Ingatsi Nature Trail).
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
