Camping in Saaremaa

Saaremaa is Estonia's big island: windmills, a meteorite crater, juniper heaths and a coastline that never ends. Take the ferry over, then book a campsite directly from a local host and stay as long as the weather holds. Back on the mainland, Haapsalu and Pärnu continue the coastal route.

Campsites in Saaremaa

Island time is real here: sites by juniper heaths and old windmills, sea on three sides of every route and villages that close early. Book directly with the host at a clear nightly price, and book the car ferry ahead in July. The Sõrve peninsula lighthouse road is the classic drive.

Campers near Saaremaa

Frequently asked questions

How do I get to Saaremaa?
Car ferry from Virtsu to Muhu, then a causeway to the main island. Summer sailings sell out, book online ahead.
What should I not miss?
The Kaali meteorite crater, Kuressaare castle and the Sõrve lighthouse at the island's southern tip.
Are campsites open outside summer?
Some stay open into autumn, the season is shorter than the mainland. Check each listing.

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