Estonia

Alutaguse National Park is one of Estonia’s wildest regions, shaped by vast raised bogs and dense forest. It's one of the country’s newest national parks, and is a brown‑bear stronghold, also supporting lynx, wolves, elk, and rare species such as black stork, Ural owl, golden eagle, and the Siberian flying squirrel. Find Out More

• Where: North-east Estonia
• Ideal for viewing: black stork, hazel grouse, Eurasian brown bear, racoon dog, Siberian flying squirrel
• Excellent for: Bear watching, Birdwatching ,

Lahemaa National Park is one of Estonia’s finest ancient Taiga forests, with vast tracts of moss-covered Scots pine and Norway spruce. Its bog woodlands and meadows support elk and Eurasian lynx, while capercaillie, hazel grouse, and several woodpecker species make it an important bird site. Find Out More

• Where: Northern Estonia
• Ideal for viewing: Eurasian beaver, white-backed woodpecker, three-toed woodpecker, capercaillie, hazel grouse
• Excellent for: Birdwatching ,

Matsalu National Park is one of Europe’s most important wetlands, supporting exceptional birdlife as a migration stopover for up to two million waterbirds, and as a breeding site for many species. Its habitats span floodplain meadows, reedbeds, and woodland, and it's renowned for orchids, elk and beavers. Find Out More

• Where: Western Estonia
• Ideal for viewing: elk, Eurasian beaver, lesser spotted eagle, common crane, river warbler
• Excellent for: Birdwatching ,

Covering an area of 2,673 square kilometres, Saaremaa is the main island of Saare County, and located in the Baltic Sea. Each year hundreds of thousands of migratory birds visit Saaremaa in spring and autumn. It has a mild maritime climate and a variety of soils, which results in a rich flora. Find Out More

• Where: Baltic Sea
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• Excellent for: Birdwatching ,