Bog tour with picnic and wild swimming
A highly praised experience, specially created by Pärnu Private Tours for participants of the BJJ Beach Camp — a unique adventure that captured everyone’s heart
A unique experience
Join us for an unforgettable journey through the Luitemaa Nature Protection Area, home to one of Estonia's most unique landscapes. Here, you'll find some of Estonia's tallest and most beautiful sand dune pine woods and explore the famous Tolkuse Bog, nearly 6,500 years old. This remarkable bog features around 40 pristine ponds, offering a serene and magical environment that is perfect for both adventure and relaxation. Tour Highlights: - Guided Walk Through Tolkuse Bog: Immerse yourself in the unique beauty of one of Estonia's most stunning natural landscapes. Our knowledgeable guide will lead you along wooden boardwalks, sharing fascinating insights into the bog's flora, fauna, and ecological significance. - Picnic of Local Flavours: Delight in a delicious picnic featuring local Estonian delicacies. Savour traditional treats while surrounded by the serene beauty of the bog. This is a perfect opportunity to relax and enjoy the natural surroundings. - Wild Swimming in a Bog Pond: Experience the refreshing thrill of wild swimming in one of the bog's pristine ponds. The dark, peaty waters are renowned for their unique and invigorating properties. What to Bring: - Swimming Clothes and Towels: Don’t forget to pack your swimwear and a towel for the wild swimming adventure. A change of clothes is also recommended for comfort after swimming. - Comfortable Walking Shoes: The boardwalks can be uneven, so sturdy footwear is essential.







Pick-up and drop-off at a location of your choice
Algus- ja lõpp-punkt vastavalt kokkuleppele
A truly unique Estonian wilderness experience
Ehe elamus Eesti metsikus looduses
Best time for the tour: June – September
Parim aeg tuuriks: juuni – september
Please note: the route includes some uphill sections with wooden stairs.
Marsruut sisaldab mõningaid tõusuga lõike puidust treppidel.