To coincide with its 100th anniversary celebrations, Visit Estonia has launched a spa trail to highlight its best wellness, sauna and spa offerings.
The map highlights the key areas that provide wellness experiences across five key categories: city spas, wellness spas, eco spas, saunas and sauna centres, and enables visiotrs to choose their own trail across the country.
The trail includes Estonian traditions like juniper body peels and home-brewed beer treatments, as well as more luxurious offerings and countryside saunas. Estonian sauna are considered to be so special, the smoke sauna traditions of Old Võromaa have been added to Unesco’s Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity list.
Top rated spas in Estonia include The Emeraude Spa in Rakvere, a town close to the scenic Lahemaa National Park, which is part of the AQVA Hotel & Spa, featuring a sauna centre. Highlights include ‘Rasulbad', a refreshing beauty ritual in the steam sauna that uses local rasul mud and 'Sabbia Med', a relaxing light therapy performed with warm sand.
The Energy Eco-Spa, on the bank of the Navesti River, uses local, ecologically grown herbs mixed with clay, peat and plant oils to create the organic treatments.
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