Campervan hire in Estonia
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Affordable Campervan hire in Estonia

Estonia feels like Europe’s best-kept secret, and we bet most people wouldn’t be able to point to where it is on a map. It's a place where you can drive for miles through dense forests without seeing another soul, occasionally stumbling upon medieval towns that somehow feel frozen in time. The beaches are quiet, there are tiny fishing villages, and the cities have an authentic historic charm. The time to visit Estonia is now, before everyone else finds out just how good this place is, and it attracts larger crowds.

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Top tips for your Campervan trip to Estonia

Due to its location, the summers in Estonia are filled with daylight (sometimes the sun won’t set until nearly midnight), making it great for road trips. Between May and September are the best months to get a camper van for hire in Estonia, as the weather is warm, and there are plenty of local festivals.

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  Driving
  Estonia's roads are well-equipped for campervans, with many being well maintained and perfect for relaxed driving. Talin, the capital can be tricky to drive around, but the chances are you won’t be in the centre with a campervan that much. Your headlights must be kept on at all times, even during the day.
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  Family Friendly-Activities
  Check out Lottemma Theme Park for something different, it's a fun-filled fantasy world based on popular Estonian children's books. Tartu’s AHHAA Science Centre is also full of hands-on exhibits, workshops and other stuff that will keep the kids entertained for hours.
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  The outdoors
  Lahemma National Park is popular with its forests, trails, and coastal scenery, which are great for exploring on foot or by bike. The islands of Saaremaa and Hiiumaa offer fantastic beaches and lovely little villages that are perfect for slow-paced exploring with great camp sites.

Best Campervan routes from Estonia

Tallinn to Saaremma Island
This 250km route is best explored slowly and is all about the coast. Start from Tallinn (where you will most likely pick up your motorhome rental in Estonia from) and head towards Virtsu where you can take the ferry across to Saaremaa island. This place is fantastic, with picturesque landscapes around every corner. One of the best places is Kuressaare, where theres a medieval castle, independent shops and local food. Find a quiet campsite by the beach, park up and watch the sunset over the Baltic Sea.

Tartu to Lake Peipus
Start in Tartu, a lively university city popular with students and tourists. It has a more laid-back atmosphere than Tallinn. Check out the old town and visit the AHHAA Science Centre. Afterwards, head south, stopping at Võru, a lovely little town with beautiful lakes. Then, it continues towards Lake Peipus (Europe's fifth largest lake), which feels more like an inland sea. There are loads of villages around the lake, and it's a good place to taste local food.

Tallinn to Soomaa National Park
Begin your journey in Tallinn and drive along Estonia’s coastal roads towards Pärnu, known as the summer capital of Estonia, which has sandy beaches and a relaxed atmosphere. After leaving the coastal roads behind, heading east into the Soomaa National Park. The national park often floods, becoming a paradise for anyone who loves canoeing. It's a popular area with those who hire a campervan in Estonia, so book your campsite beforehand.

Traffic rules in Estonia

It’s always important to be aware of the traffic rules when driving in a new country, especially in a vehicle that's new to you and probably larger than something you have driven before.

• If the road is clear, you can turn right at a red light.

• Don’t drink and drive, as the blood alcohol limit is 0.02%

• Snow chains are needed on tyres between December and March, but your hire company will have this sorted for you.

• You must have your headlights on even in the day

• Using a phone while driving is illegal unless it's hands-free.

• Driving with a dirty number plate can lead to a fine.

• You have to pay a toll fee to enter the city of Tallin, but that's the only toll road.

• Estonia has no motorways, but the speed limit on expressways is 90km/h, which changes to 110km/h during the summer.

Sites of interest and excursions in Estonia

Keila Waterfall
Just an hour from Tallinn, Keila Waterfall makes the ideal destination for your first stop after leaving the city. For the perfect Instagram photo, walk along the forest paths and cross wooden bridges. It's popular on sunny days and an excellent place for a picnic. There are plenty of places to park in your campervan.

Rummu Quarry
This was once a prison quarry, but it's been redeveloped into Estonia’s coolest swimming spot. The water is a lovely blue colour and so clear that, in some areas, you can see right to the bottom. With over 4000 reviews on Google, it's a popular place and a great choice for those who rent a motorhome in Estonia. If you love diving, you can do that here and explore right down to the bottom of the quarry.

Lahemaa National Park
Less than an hour from Tallinn, Lahemaa National Park is the largest in Estonia and a good place to visit if you only rent a campervan in Estonia for a night or two. It has a bit of everything - quiet beaches, coastal forests and trails. Find a place to camp and enjoy one of the country's most beautiful and peaceful landscapes.