Bear Watching and Nature Tours in Estonia
Great possibility to observe Brown Bears and other wildlife in their natural habitat.
The biggest advantage of a smart-guided tour is flexibility. Therefore the easiest way to set it up is by writing...
Estonia has about 10 000 Elk, 1000 Brown Bears, 200 Wolves, 500 Lynxes, and a great number of Roe Deer,...
In winter and early spring, Estonian waters host about 600-2000 Steller’s Eider and offer the best possibilities in Europe to spot...
The place it was comfortable and with excellent observation points, all inside we had a great time. Around 6pm the birds started to arrive, first the treecreepers and the blackcaps, then later the Jay. When they began to lose hope, the first bear appeared around 8:30 pm, go away and returned a little later. According to a second bear, the bigger one who stayed longer to eat. Only then did the raccoon dogs arrive Three roe deer, birds and raccoons popped up this morning. However fantastic experience, you see the bear from so close it was wonderful. Thank you, I hope you can continue to organize these tours as well as small groups of passionate people. For us an indelible memory. Thank you. Marco
Hi Peep! Yes, everything was awesome 🙂 We saw a lot of bears and raccoon dogs and Andreas had the binocular for us. We left it in the hide because Andreas was not there in the morning. I hope that was Ok. Big thx for all and I can recommend your hide to all people. Perfect and really interesting place.
Alex
I just wanted to thank you very much for the night. It was amazing! The bear came many times! Better than the zoo 😉
Luc
A happy ongoing year 2023 to everyone! Every year, a new species is selected to be the animal of the year. Last year, it was the Brown Bear, an animal …
The report from our Environmental Agency revealed that there were about 450-550 Eurasian Lynx roaming around in Estonian forests and fields. For several years now, we have managed to spot …
That’s probably the most frequently asked question among people who want to come to Estonia for either birdwatching or mammal watching. The shortest and most honest answer has always been …
