Cheap Flights to Estonia

Useful advice for travelling to Estonia (EE)

Estonia beckons its guests with medieval heritage of the country’s capital, meteorite craters that formed a lake, cheerful songs of birds and peaceful lone islands, as well as a unity of Scandinavian and Baltic cultures. Flights to Estonia will leave a pleasant impression on every one, who is looking for an easily pre-planned, short-distance, but truly engaging and fun European-entrainment-filled holiday trip.

Preparing for the trip

Lithuanians that wish to visit Estonia are free to do this without a visa. Before heading out, everyone should, however, take care of health insurance and make sure they have been vaccinated against diphtheria and tetanus.

Transportation and travel charges

The best way to get better acquainted with Estonia is to use comfortable buses, trains, and taxis, as well as Tallinn trams and trolleybuses. Ferries will help easily you visit Estonian islands. You could also choose to rent a car for your inner-country travels. Estonian roads are high quality and modern, local public transport system is cleverly planned. Therefore, you will not have any problems travelling.

You can pay for your purchases using official local currency, euros. Living costs in Estonia are similar to those in Lithuania. For example, you can have lunch in a cheap restaurant for 7 euros and buy a cappuccino for about 2.24 euros, In local shops, a 1.5 litre water bottle will cost you 77 euro cents; you can buy one kilogram of cheese for about 6.25 euros, and one kilogram of chicken breast for roughly 5. Public transport tickets cost about 1.60 euro, and a one kilometre long taxi ride will cost you about 55 euro cents.

Additional information:

• Official local language is Estonian, but many locals speak Russian and English as well.
• The country uses the UTC +2 time zone. At summer it is changed to UTC +3.
• Direct distance between Vilnius and Estonian capital Tallinn is just 328 kilometres.
• Estonia has about a 1000 lakes, roughly 1500 islands, and forests make up a third of the country surface area.
• Largest Estonian cities are Tartu, Parnu, and Narva.

Best return gifts choices

Original and practical souvenirs are a sure way to capture precious moments of your visit to Estonia.Your loved ones will be pleasantly surprised with a gift of the famous Kalev chocolate, the legendary Vanna Talinn liqueur, and colourful marzipan candies. Also worth acquiring are warm wool sweaters with traditional Estonian motifs, ceramics goods, and handmade greeting cards.

If you wish to see the similarities and the differences between Scandinavian and Baltic countries and their respective cultures, a trip to Estonia is a great choice. Here, you will also observe meticulously maintained natural landscapes and explore busy yet cosy cities. Great impressions and fun memories are guaranteed for both lone travellers and tourists that visit with families or friends.