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Nature Evening talks about the flying squirrel

22.03.2023 | Virumaa Teataja

Emerging nature finds refreshment in surprising plants

17.03.2023 | Virumaa Teataja

Radical proposal: villages in the Lahemaa National Park could be taken out of the park to allow them to develop further

17.03.2023 | Virumaa Teataja

The man of the republic is Kert Krüsban from Vihasoo village!
27.02.2023 | Õhtuleht

The ghost stories of Estonian manors: a bunch of people playing cards on a bedspread, men floating in black hats, half-men with capes…

14.02.2023 | Maaleht

Vainupea village aspires to become a Mecca for photographers

5.01.2023 | Virumaa Teataja

“We should take a soil sample from this village!” A whirlwind tour of youth folk bands

25.12.2022 | Maaleht

Võsu antiques fan has a garage with 500 radios

9.12.2022 | Õhtuleht

MATI SEPP ⟩ A special case of the Nature Conservation Act becomes a devastating rule in the Lahemaa region

7.12.2022 | Postimees

Hollywood horror film
17.11.2022 | Sõnumitooja
22.10.2022 | Eesti Ekspress

The story of one house | Hara sadam
2022 | ERR

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Tourist information

Telephone: +372 523 9239
E-mail: info@visitlahemaa.com

Projects

The project “Creating an integrated tourism management solution for Lahemaa”, which will be implemented in cooperation between the EcoCourier and the Lahemaa Tourism Association between 2021-2023, aims to extend the length of time spent in Lahemaa, to support the promotion of sustainable and alternative modes of transport in the area, and to provide authentic local services. The project will be funded with €200 000 from the European Regional Development Fund.

The Lahemaa Tourism Association, operating under the Visit Lahemaa brand, brings together tourism operators in the Lahemaa tourism area, which includes the municipalities of Haljala and Kuusalu, the town of Loksa, and the municipalities of Kadrina and Tapa, in addition to the municipalities of Haljala and Kuusalu, which share the national park. We invite all those involved in tourism activities in the above-mentioned municipalities to cooperate and share their know-how, and to join the Lahemaa Tourism Association. Our members include private individuals, entrepreneurs and NGOs, and our partners include the Environmental Protection Agency, RMK, the University of Applied Sciences, local authorities, the NGO Development Chamber and other organisations important for Lahemaa tourism.