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Canoeing is one of the best ways to explore the wilderness of Soomaa. Canoeing season usually lasts from April until October or until the rivers are covered with ice. Paddling is relaxing, fun, and easy to get the hang of.  We have 2- and 3-seat plastic canoes of canadian style. Before you set off, our staff show you how to handle your boat. 

One can choose between guided tours or do it on your own. Take a shorter or longer trip, during a day or night-time. 

Self-guided Canoe Trips  /   Multi Day Canoe Camping Trips  /   Guided Canoe Trips  /   Night Canoe Trips  /   Wilderness Day-Trip  /   Canoe Rental

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Soomaa.com guided canoe trips

Paddling a canoe on a river is one of the best ways to get to know the nature of Soomaa National Park and naturally, it is a lovely way to relax. We recommend a guided canoe trip for those people who wish to know more about Soomaa National Park. The day tour usually lasts 3–6 hours and includes, if you wish, a walk in the bog. The price includes: a spot in a canoe, a paddle, a life jacket, a guide, and transport of the drivers to the starting point of the trip. You can join us on a canoe trip alone or with a large group of friends. The price applies for one person and depends on the number of participants: 1 person – 120€ 2 persons – 80€ 3-4 persons – 60€ 5-6 persons – 50€ 7-9 persons – 40€ 10+ persons – 30 euros

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• Minimum number of participants: 1
• Maximum number of participants: 60
• Duration (hours): 4
• Length/Distance: 12.0
• Suitable for children
• Transportation to the destination at extra cost
• Catering at extra cost

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Self-guided canoe trip in Soomaa national park

• Canoe, fife-jackets, paddles
• Not wheelchair accessible
• Confirmation will be received at time of booking
• Not recommended for travellers with back problems
• No heart problems or other serious medical conditions
• Travellers should have a moderate physical fitness level
• This is a private tour/activity. Only your group will participate
• For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours in advance of the start date of the experience.

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• Helena M 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles amazing 3 hours bog walking tour We had an amazing 3 hours bog walking tour. Even we planned it in the evening before there was no problem to get reservation for the next day. And it was totally worth it! We have never done this activity before ( only on snow) and it was such a fun. Surpassingly it wasn’t so tiring as you don’t use bog walks all the time. Also the nature there is beautiful and peaceful. If you like nature, go for it! Read more Written 22 September 2023
• Odyssey10736165340 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Great expierence in Estonias nature I visited the Sooma national park with my family. We had a really easy ging guide, who explained everything really well and awnserd all oir questions. Before we started our Kanu trip, we were doing one of the hiking tours in the Sooma national park. Both, the hiking and the Kanu tour, defenitly enriched our holiday. Read more Written 29 August 2023
• 502jeanninea 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles It was amazing day !!!! Thanks Aivar!!! It was amazing day with Aivar! We saw beautiful nature! And Aivar is a person you love to listen to! Read more Written 18 August 2023
• Meander55372077738 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Aivar Is An Absolute Legend. If you're looking to explore the most pristine parts of Soomaa, this is the guide you need. He and his family have been leading guests through the bogs and forests of southwestern Estonia for literally as long as the country has existed. His knowledge of the flora and fauna is expert level, and he communicates all of that information in a fun and friendly manner. Don't miss the chance to go paddling in one of his customary Estonian dugout canoes that he builds by hand. And the bog-swimming is an experience you won't ever forget! Thanks so mcuh, Aivar! Read more Written 18 August 2023
• mathiasl90 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Late night canoe trip and beaver safari Me and a group of my nature photography students went for a late night canoe tour with Aivar in May. This was the second time we did this and both time we've been able to see and take pictures of beavers. One beaver appeared right next to my canoe and we had a brief moment of eye contact - amazing! Aivar is skilled, funny and can communicate in at least Estonian, Swedish, English and Finnish. I recommend taking this late night tour because the beavers are more active and the experience is nice cruising slowly down the stream. Towards the end the sun went down and you can see bats flying above you. Attached photos are by Linda Öhman. Read more Written 17 August 2023
• GregoryIgelmund 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Exicting short-trip through the wilderness Great guide, super interesting fun facts and an amazing landscape. We started with a guided walk through the bog. The guide explained a great deal about the surrounding area. After the bog we stepped into a canoe and paddled to the starting spot. Read more Written 17 August 2023
• Tourist03291599469 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Magical, mostly silent night canoe I thoroughly enjoyed the quiet night canoe tour. no physical exercise, though: Our friendly guide paddled and let us see and listen into the wilderness. Read more Written 15 July 2023
• 736cq123 0 contributions 4.0 of 5 bubbles Nice tour but organisation lacking We booked an evening tour in April, the 5th season was nearly over so the views were not as stunning as the website made out. Nevertheless a good tour with a knowledgeable guide and we heard lots of birds and watched the sunset. We had a last minute change of meeting place, beware of bad internet/phone reception in the national park so it was only luck that led us to find the new meeting spot. Also the website said an evening meal was included which was not the case, so we went to bed hungry. The organiser said that this was a mistake and only day tours have a meal included. Why it was called an evening meal, I do not know, so would advise checking as there are no shops nearby either meeting point. Read more Written 12 April 2023
• Sarah B 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Well organized and beautiful We rented a canoe in off season and it couldn't have been a better experience. The men we dealt with were very friendly and helpful. We were driven up stream and we canoed back down to the centre and our car. Perfect! The equipment was all in good condition and the trip was beautiful. Would definitely recommend! Read more Written 12 November 2022
• N9411WPjennis 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles A wonderful day in nature The weather was perfect! At first we walked a little bit in a forest with tons of mosquitoes. The bog was absolutely amazing and fun and a little bit exciting too. Shall we get stuck or no? Shall we sink? We had a refreshing dip in a small pond. We had a really nice and delicious lunch with traditional delicacies. Then we went canoeing. Beautiful! We even saw a king fisher. Our guide Edu was super! We had really nice discussions and we learned a lot of Estonian nature and language. I highly recommend this trip! Read more Written 31 August 2022
• bnbass 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Great day out at the bog Fantastic experience. We loved walking the bog, had a great lunch and a row back to the starting point. Fun and educational. We can recommend this day trip Read more Written 5 September 2021
• florentrebel 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Great experience, interesting and fun ! Amazing little journey in a unique environment. We're glad we have chosen the guided trip as it would have been very difficult to have an equal experience by ourselves. Very beautiful landscapes and great information from the guide who has a deep knowledge of the story and of the park and of the nature there. Read more Written 25 August 2021
• Daniel K 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Wonderful We had great time with Aviar and Kasper that arrannged the canoe trip. Everything was perfectly organized and the experience itseld is a MUST Thanks Read more Written 24 August 2021
• 958kanakk 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Must Do!! Great experience!! Would highly recommend for anyone visiting Soomaa national park!! The tour guides were very knowledgeable. Read more Written 13 August 2021
• JCM00009 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles A wondeful day in Soomaa National Park We enjoyed a lot all the parts of this activity with our guide, Aivar. Our group was formed by 7 people (aged 65) and we made the full day tour incuding some hiking, bog shoeing and canoeing, with a lot of fun, breathtaking landscapes and interesting infos provided by our guide. The meals inluded were home made and also very good. Read more Written 9 August 2021

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Soomaa.com guided canoe trips

Paddling a canoe on a river is one of the best ways to get to know the nature of Soomaa National Park and naturally, it is a lovely way to relax. We recommend a guided canoe trip for those people who wish to know more about Soomaa National Park. The day tour usually lasts 3–6 hours and includes, if you wish, a walk in the bog. The price includes: a spot in a canoe, a paddle, a life jacket, a guide, and transport of the drivers to the starting point of the trip. You can join us on a canoe trip alone or with a large group of friends. The price applies for one person and depends on the number of participants: 1 person – 120€ 2 persons – 80€ 3-4 persons – 60€ 5-6 persons – 50€ 7-9 persons – 40€ 10+ persons – 30 euros

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Duration (hours) 4 Length/Distance 12.0

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Soomaa Canoe Trips Centre in Tohera provides accommodations with a garden, barbecue facilities, and a shared lounge. This beachfront property offers access to a terrace, pool at the pool table, and free Wifi. The property offers a children's playground, parking on-site, and an electric vehicle charging station. The units have a fully equipped kitchen with dining area, a dishwasher, kettle, and a toaster. A balcony with an outdoor dining area and river views is offered in some units. At the guest house, the units come with bed linen and towels. The guest house also features an outdoor swimming pool and a steam room for guests to relax in. Sightseeing tours are available in the surrounding area. Fishing and hiking can be enjoyed nearby, while a bicycle rental service and a private beach area are also available on-site. Pärnu Museum is 23 miles from Soomaa Canoe Trips Centre, while Parnu Museum of New Art is 23 miles away. The nearest airport is Tartu, 81 miles from the accommodation, and the property offers a paid airport shuttle service.

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• Picnic area
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• Bicycle rental Additional charge
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• Canoeing Additional charge
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‘It’s not the Zambezi, but the Tweed has its moments’: canoeing in the Scottish Borders

A 30-mile route has opened up along this spectacular river that’s great for beginners but has challenges for more experienced paddlers too

I t was a morning of brooding green banks and dark skies on the River Tweed. Heavy rains had hit southern Scotland and the waterway had turned into a fast flood, with the deluge sweeping our two-seater canoe downstream through farmland and fishing beats as fast as a salmon escaping a rod and reel.

The river, usually easy to navigate and at times only a few feet deep, had swollen fat, the rush of water pushing out in oily swirls that ambushed us. Our pace was frenzied, the spray cold and fresh. But my mood was upbeat because this was why I had come: to see the Anglo-Scottish borderlands from a new perspective. Times are changing on the Tweed. A world-class salmon fishing river in a valley with a recent history of hosting blockbuster events, including last summer’s UCI mountain bike world championships, the waterway is now looking to canoeing for its latest lure. The Tweed Valley Canoe Trail officially launches today (1 May) and, open to the thrill of a gentle paddle as much as whitewater, I had come to the Borders for a two-day preview of the 30-mile route on its upper reaches.

“You’re seeing the genesis of the trail, without its makeup on,” my guide, Craig Reid of Biggar Adventure , told me, at the starting point just outside Stobo, back in September. “It’s not the Zambezi, but the Tweed has its moments, meeting somewhere at the intersection of soft adventure and meditation. It’s peaceful, yet rewarding.” Anything I shouldn’t do? “Travel sideways in the fast flow,” he replied. I must have looked a trifle nervous.

The Upper Tweed valley may be the UK’s hottest UK river destination this summer, but it helps that the new canoe trail is manageable for first-time, have-a-go paddlers, as well as those who fancy more of a challenge, on its Grade 2 rapids. The trail has been divided into six bite-size sections between Stobo and Tweedbank, ranging from two to eight miles.

Light-touch infrastructure is now appearing along the riverside. That includes storage racks and anchor points for tying up safely, signposts and info panels. The project’s developer, Go Tweed Valley , is also working on increasing the number of paddler-friendly accommodation options to add to the already-present campsites. Free waterproof trail maps are available from outdoor shops in Peebles and Innerleithen, or there’s a digital version on Go Tweed Valley’s site. There are places to rent equipment in the Tweed valley and further afield in Edinburgh (such as Kayak and SUP Hire and Sales or Driftwood Adventure ).

Our vessel was a 35kg Canadian canoe with a flat bottom (making it less manoeuvrable but more stable), large enough to carry two with overnight dry bags. Dippers and kingfishers whirred in flight and a great blue heron looked on as we took our first few strokes. May and June are when you see flotillas of fluff-ball ducklings, Craig said. September, at the paddling season’s end, is for salmon leaping right over your canoe. In the months between, otters make camp on the verges. For all the innovation of the trail, the Tweed valley retains a remarkably old-fashioned set of Scottish ideals at its heart. The catch-and-release fly fishing is as good as anywhere, and there are sporting estates, historic textile mills and grand baronial halls that tell of the Borders’ historic role in the days of Mary, Queen of Scots and James VI.

Before Peebles, the great bulk of Neidpath Castle appeared, looking particularly impressive from the water. By the time we reached Toll Wood at Innerleithen, a two-hour paddle away, we had shot through the middle of a salmon ladder, and passed gillie huts and a few JR Hartley types in green twill unspooling fishing lines from the bank. It was like a Constable landscape brought to life. The painter’s contemporary, Walter Scott, also revered the British countryside. The writer’s story is inseparable from the Borders and Traquair House , a rambling old hunting lodge where we were staying the night. Scott regularly visited Traquair, largely because of his friendship with then owner Lady Louisa Stuart. Dating from 1107, it conveniently sits on a curve of the Tweed next to a new pull-out point and a wild campsite.

We followed a path to the house, for a hot bath and ale from the brewery housed in wing directly beneath the 1829 chapel. That only gives a hint of Traquair’s history. The main house, riotous with crooked stairs and a secret escape route used by Catholics during the Reformation, overlooks the B&B, whose rooms are crowded with canopied beds and antique furnishings. Rising behind that is a garden with a statue of cupid stringing his bow.

Guidebook author Rich Rowe and freelance writer Lindsay Quayle, two outdoorsy types based in Peebles who are the brains behind the trail, joined us for a pie and a pint at the nearby Traquair Arms hotel . The Tweed remains undiscovered, they said, but also has to be treated differently from other rivers.

“A river like the Tay has long been open to rafting and adventure water-sports operators,” said Rich, over a Tempest Brewing Co pale ale from nearby Tweedbank. “That history isn’t present here,” added Lindsay. “So there needs to be sensitivity to the traditional users, particularly the fly fishers hooking salmon and trout. Us canoeists are the new kids.”

On our second morning, the river seemed pacified, its eddies less violent, and Craig was relaxed enough to allow me to take breaks to absorb the highlights. As per his instructions, I balanced my paddle on my lap to view the banks and take notes on my phone as we crossed ancient fords and muddled under bridges through Walkerburn and Glenkinnon. We were soon passing the ruined Elibank Castle, then pulling up short of Yair Bridge, a triple-arched stone crossing and the precursor to the Fairnilee rapids, the wildest stretch on the trail.

Before us were moshing waves, some a metre or so high, others waltzing to a haphazardly conducted symphony of rolls and splashes. Craig, at the back, regained steerage position, his wooden paddle giving more purchase on the curling water than my blade, then we rolled through and under the bridge, not gently, but head-on. It turns out there is a very fine line between calm and collected and soaking wet pants, and, after a wave tipped over the gunwales, we both burst out laughing.

Our adventure slowly came to an end, first curving south, then back north on a last stretch that lead to the grand finale: Abbotsford , Walter Scott’s time-warp gothic estate. Seen from the water, the country pile takes on a different personality – more secretive, more stately – and it looms over the river like a monumental finishing line. Imagine Balmoral on the Thames. The day glittered and the sun lit the river’s way east to Kelso, where it pushes on beneath the Cheviot Hills to the estuary at Berwick-upon-Tweed and into the North Sea.

In the sunshine, my drying trousers were a witness to the great trip we’d had. Two hundred years ago, Scott might have been surprised to see two canoeists hauling out a vessel just steps from where he captured the beauty of the Tweed from his study window. He knew it was a bonny part of the country, but today the river is about to be discovered by a whole new audience. As with each paddle forward, there are always two longing looks back.

For more information on the Tweed Valley Canoe Trail, see gotweedvalley.co.uk . Accommodation was provided by Traquair House (doubles from £175 B&B, traquair.co.uk ). For guided canoe trips, equipment rental and transfers, visit biggaradventure.co.uk . A guided three-hour trip costs from £ 45pp . For further information, visit scotlandstartshere.com

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Soomaa.com Night Canoe Trip in Soomaa

1, Riisa küla, Tori vald, Pärnu maakond

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The best way to make the most of the white summer nights is to go hiking! Night canoe trip is an exotic way of spending warm summer nights. Things look different in the dark, and sometimes we can't see everything, but only hear it - or imagine it! Night trips are led by experienced local tour guides and the trip takes place on a calm Raudna River (3 hours). The trip takes us to beaver habitat and if we are lucky we might get a chance to observe beavers in their natural environment. The language of the trip is English! NB! Transfers from Pärnu are also available for an extra fee.

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• By excursion bus

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• 58°28'2''N 24°59'13''E
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We had an amazing 3 hours bog walking tour. Even we planned it in the evening before there was no problem to get reservation for the next day. And it was totally worth it! We have never done this...

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It was amazing day !!!! Thanks Aivar!!!

It was amazing day with Aivar! We saw beautiful nature! And Aivar is a person you love to listen to!

Nice tour but organisation lacking

We booked an evening tour in April, the 5th season was nearly over so the views were not as stunning as the website made out. Nevertheless a good tour with a knowledgeable guide and we heard lots of...

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