Transport to, within, or from Lahemaa – the national park roads are excellently passable on wheels, pedals, or by the good old foot taxi.
Since the Lahemaa National Park area partially covers both Lääne-Viru County and Harju County, the resulting transport organization leans towards the attraction centers of each county and does not take into account the interests of tourists visiting the national park.
One of the key activities of the Lahemaa Tourism Association in the near future is to facilitate organic movement paths within Lahemaa, which have developed based on the interests of both national park visitors and enterprising individuals involved in Lahemaa’s tourism activities.
The first attempts to implement community-based transport in tourism activities will take place already in spring-summer 2023. In the longer term, the priority is to open up more sea routes for Lahemaa visitors and offer pleasure cruises and excursions in sea bays, as well as transfers between various Lahemaa ports.
Bus
Public transport to Lahemaa is available daily from Tallinn, Rakvere, and Kadrina, with the most frequent connections to Loksa town.
Find the most up-to-date travel information on the Kuusalu Municipality website or by using the journey planner peatus.ee
Cycling
Bicycle-friendly Lahemaa offers cyclists numerous challenges for both a day trip and a multi-day “tour de Lahemaa”! Find the perfect route for you on the Navicup map application.
Bicycles can be rented in Lahemaa during summer from:
Car
The well-paved roads in Lahemaa create ideal conditions for exploring the national park, but be sure to observe the local nature conservation regulations.
Pay special attention to the restrictions on driving and parking motor vehicles in the protected zone.
Sustainable transportation also means carpooling—so be sure to bring your family and/or friends along when you visit us.
By Sea
The sea route also leads to Lahemaa National Park, you can tie up at the pier:
at Hara port
at Viinistu port
at Võsu port
at Vergi port
Transport connections within the Lahemaa tourism region also include bus and train services to regional hubs like Rakvere, Kadrina, and Tapa.