Vilsandi National Park

Vilsandi National Park, located in Saare County, Estonia, is one of the oldest nature reserves in the country. The park encompasses numerous islands and islets, with its most notable being the island of Vilsandi. Its coastal ecosystem thrives with rich biodiversity, particularly noted for its vast avian populations. The park's flora includes a variety of rare orchids, while the marine areas are home to grey seals, offering unique wildlife interactions. Throughout history, Vilsandi has captivated visitors with its stunning landscapes. Established initially as a bird sanctuary, the park expanded over the years to protect both terrestrial and marine environments. Recreation opportunities abound for those keen on exploration, such as hiking, birdwatching, and boat tours. Key landmarks include the historic Vilsandi Lighthouse, providing panoramic views of the surrounding seascape. The park's appeal lies in its serene environment, drawing those eager to experience Estonia's natural coastal beauty.