Looking back at the season Another year with highs and lows has passed, but things were definetely better than in 2020. Unfortunately due to COVID-19 and travel restrictions, we weren’t …
Meie vaatlus- ja fotovarjed on turvalised/Our watching and photography hides are safe
Visit Peipsi poolt välja antud märgisega “Siin on COVID-19 turvaline” kinnitame, et järgime meie tegutsemisvaldkonnale kehtestatud Vabariigi Valitsuse korraldusi ja Terviseameti juhiseid, hoiame end nende järgimiseks infoga pidevalt kursis ning …
Wolves near the Brown Bear hide
During the last week of February, we cooperated with Hunt – Eesti rahvusloom (Wolf – Estonia’s national mammal) and made 2 very spirited wolf-themed tours. In most parts of Estonia, …
Natourest in media – articles about birdwatching tours
As it was the case for most nature tour companies, we had to cancel all of our spring tours and that just 3 days before we would have gone birdwatching …
Articles about the “Bear Watching Hide” experience
Our spring season was pretty much canceled a few days before heading out to our first tour of the year and sadly we did not manage to make any tours …
A lynx visiting our Brown Bear hide!
We opened our Brown Bear watching hide on the 15th April and the first week has been quite good. Our camera traps near the hides have captured Brown Bears, Foxes, …
Alutaguse Forest Camera – live!
As people from all over the world are told to stay at home, we may actually have a relief for boredom and not being able to go out. There’s now …
Our new sister company ActivEST and many new tours in 2020
Since last year, we divided our tours into 2 parts. The ones that are emphasizing on nature tours (e.g birdwatching) are run by NatourEST, and more active- and family-oriented tours …
Bear Forest project and how NaTourEst offsets your flight emissions
Our touring season ended in October and now it’s a good time to make some conclusions and write a bit more about our Alutaguse Bear Forest project. In 2019, 177 …
Brown Bears are waking up from hibernation
The first migrating birds, such as Cranes, Starlings, Northern Lapwings and Greylag Geese, arrived some weeks ago and today morning, the air was already filled with Woodlark songs. In most …
