RESPONSIBLE VISITOR GUIDELINES IN NAISSAAR NATURE PARK
Naissaar is a unique nature park and a living community. To ensure the island remains peaceful, clean and vibrant in the future, we kindly ask visitors to follow a few simple but important principles.
Respect nature and the island’s rhythm
- Prefer walking and marked trails. View hiking routes here:: https://www.naissaar.ee/ kulalisele/matkarajad
- · Explore nature without disturbing wildlife and remember that Naissaar is not an urban environment.
Protect nature
- Do not leave litter behind; take it back to the mainland if possible.
- Do not pick plants or disturb animals.
- Camping and making fires are allowed only in designated areas: https://rmk.ee/en/exploring-nature/where-to-go/
Respect the community
- Naissaar is home to a small community. Please respect residents’ privacy and daily life.
- Be a polite and considerate guest.
Be a mindful visitor
- Follow the guidance of guides and organisers.
- If something is unclear, ask – open communication helps keep the island pleasant for everyone.
Naissaar is not just a destination – it is a visit to a unique nature park and community.
Thank you for helping keep Naissaar just the way it is.
HOW TO GET TO NAISSAAR
What lies beyond the sea comes by sea, not underground.
Naissaar can be reached by boat from Tallinn harbours. The sea journey takes approximately one hour, depending on weather and vessel.
Boat operators:
👉 www.strande.ee
👉 www.nicesaar.ee
👉 www.monica.ee
Harbour information:
The Naissaar Harbour website with maps, regulations and price lists is available at saarteliinid.ee
Harbour operator: +372 5345 0651 Email: naissaar@saarteliinid.ee.
Coordinates: 59° 33,4′ N, 24° 33,2′ E.
ACCESSIBILITY:
Naissaar is accessible only by sea. The journey from the mainland takes about one hour. From the harbour, Naissaare Visitor Centre can be reached on foot.
Naissaar is a natural island where movement mainly takes place on forest trails and sandy roads, either on foot or by larger utility vehicles. There are no asphalt roads on the island.
For visitors with special needs
At Naissaare Visitor Centre, we want the island to be accessible to as many people as possible. While the natural environment sets certain limits, we are always happy to help arrange suitable transport and mobility solutions on the island.
Every visit is different. We consider individual needs and help create a visit that is both comfortable and memorable.
We recommend contacting us in advance so we can discuss options and plan your visit in the best possible way.