Updated: August 2026 | Which ferry to Estonia is best – Tallink Silja from Stockholm to Tallinn or DFDS from Kapellskär to Paldiski? We have travelled by motorhome on both routes. Here we compare travel times, ports, cabins, food and life on board – and tell you which option we think is best depending on how you want to travel.
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It's time for the resurrection of our beloved motorhome! We would love to be able to drive our motorhome again, but it is lots that need to be addressed. We have now decided to invest and embark on the "FREEDOM 2.0" project. We hope you will join us on the "journey", and we are very grateful if you have any tips along the way!
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Updated: August 2026 | What is it like to travel by camper in Estonia? We traveled around the country by camper for almost three weeks and quickly fell in love. The roads are good, the traffic is relatively quiet and there is plenty of beautiful nature, nice campsites and opportunities to spend the night near the sea, forests and lakes.
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Updated: August 2026 | Keila waterfall is one of Estonia's most famous waterfalls and is located just a few kilometers west of Tallinn. Here you will not only find a wide and beautiful waterfall, but also a romantic park with suspension bridges, hiking trails and a magnificent manor house. For us, Keila-Joa was the last stop on our motorhome trip through Estonia – before we rolled on towards the ferry in Paldiski.
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Updated: August 2026 | Rummu quarry in Estonia is one of the country's most unusual sights. Here, turquoise water, sunken buildings and the remains of a large prison area meet. When we visited Rummu, the place was still quite raw and unregulated. Today, it is a developed tourist destination where you can swim, dive, paddle, visit the prison museum – and even spend the night in a camper van.
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Updated: August 2026 | Haapsalu in Estonia is a charming little coastal town with colorful wooden houses, an old bishop's castle and a long history as a health resort. It's also where Ilon Wikland grew up – and when you stroll among the wooden houses, it's actually not that hard to get a little Bullerby feeling.
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Updated: August 2026 | Dagö in Estonia is a green and peaceful island with lighthouses, beaches, small harbors and plenty of space. For us Swedes, there is also a very special reason to come here: the long history of the Estonian Swedes, who lived on the island for several hundred years. We traveled around Dagö in a camper van and found both exciting history, strange sights and some fantastic places by the sea.
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Updated: August 2026 | Saaremaa, or Saaremaa, is Estonia's largest island and an exciting destination for those who enjoy nature, history and unusual sights. Here you will find windmills, dramatic limestone cliffs, a well-preserved medieval castle and even a meteorite crater. We took our camper van over to the island and set out to discover some of Saaremaa's main attractions.
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Updated: August 2026 | Kynö, or Kihnu in Estonian, is a small island off the southwestern coast of Estonia with an unusually vibrant culture. Traditional costumes, music and crafts are still used here, and women have historically played a particularly important role when the men were out at sea. Kihnu's cultural space has been on UNESCO's list of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity since 2008. We traveled here by ferry, received a personal guide around the island and spent the night in our camper near the sea.
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Pärnu is Estonia’s classic summer town, known for its long sandy beach, spas and beautiful old wooden villas. But it’s also home to parks, historic buildings and a pleasant centre with restaurants and cafés. We visited Pärnu during a motorhome trip through Estonia – and discovered a town that’s worth a stop even when the sun isn’t shining.
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