Nasva lestapäev
A traditional flounder-feast day in the small fishing village of Nasva on Saaremaa's southern coast, celebrating the island's seafaring heritage with local fish dishes and a convivial village atmosphere.
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"An atmospheric island-wide evening of ancient bonfires lit across Saaremaa's coastlines and villages, reviving a pre-Christian calendar custom that once marked the end of summer and the beginning of the harvest season."
Iidsete lõkete öö
"A twilight folk custom across Saaremaa island where ancient coastal bonfires are lit at traditional sites to mark the end of summer, echoing pre-Christian ritual in one of Estonia's most atmospheric island landscapes."
Night of Ancient Bonfires
"A ten-day island food festival celebrating Saaremaa's distinct culinary traditions, from smoked fish and island lamb to juniper-berry crafts, spread across farms, restaurants, and village venues throughout Estonia's largest island."
Saaremaa Toidufestival
"A ten-day island food celebration in Kuressaare and across Saaremaa showcasing the best of local seafood, lamb, juniper-smoked meats, and artisan produce from Estonia's largest island."
Saaremaa Food Festival
"A traditional autumn fair held at the open-air Mihkli Farm Museum in western Saaremaa, one of the best-preserved 19th-century farmsteads in Estonia, where craftspeople, food producers, and folk musicians gather for a genuine rural harvest-season market."
Laat Mihkli talumuuseumis
"An autumn harvest fair at the open-air Mihkli Farm Museum in western Saaremaa, where traditional thatched farmstead buildings provide an authentic backdrop for craft stalls and rural folk customs."
Fair at Mihkli Farm Museum