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Lahemaa National Park features several historic fishing settlements scattered along its northern bays.
These coastal villages preserve 19th-century architecture and local maritime history. You can explore traditional net sheds, visit a maritime museum, or walk along sandy beaches.
Driving is the easiest way to travel between these waterfront communities. Local bus connections exist but restrict your mobility between distant sights.
1-2 hoursCoastal boulder trail
Known as the Captains' Village, Käsmu has a strong history of sea captains. It features a local maritime museum detailing nautical history. Hike the coastal trail to see massive glacial boulder fields scattered along the shoreline.
1 hourHistoric net sheds
This authentic fishing village preserves traditional 19th-century coastal architecture. You will find thatched roofs and historical net sheds along the water. After crossing the swinging bridge, stop at the historic Altja tavern for a traditional Estonian meal.
1-2 hoursSandy beach
Võsu is a popular sandy beach town located within the park boundaries. It is ideal for coastal relaxation and a summer swim. Grab a coffee at a nearby cafe to cool off on a hot July day.
