The beginning of April is the perfect time to take a break with your family and come to Saaremaa to enjoy spring. Rannahotell welcomes you for an Easter holiday, where fresh sea air, a peaceful pine forest, cozy accommodation, a sauna center, and a salt room create a truly refreshing getaway.
During the holidays, you can also enjoy the hotel restaurant’s new menu and take part in fun activities such as an Easter egg hunt and a guided hike in the Mändjala forest. It is also worth exploring the surrounding area – nearby you will find Salme Sai, Kaunispe Beach, and the Sõrve Lighthouse.
The most popular spring holiday dates fill up quickly, especially family rooms, so it is worth booking your getaway early.
Take a look at the Easter activities and register in advance.
When booking through the website, the 2=3 offer applies.
Spring school holiday in Saaremaa is a wonderful time for a family getaway. Rannahotell in Mändjala is located just 150 metres from the sea and offers a peaceful retreat in the heart of nature. Families can enjoy cozy accommodation, breakfast, a sauna complex, Thai massage, a children’s playroom, and an outdoor playground.
When booking through the website, a 2=3 special offer applies during the school holiday period, meaning the third night is free. The hotel restaurant is also open.
On 11–12 April, a children’s Italian cooking camp will take place in Nasva, and the hotel still has a few spots available. At the same time, parents can enjoy the hotel’s spa facilities.
Please note: only a few places remain for the Nasva cooking camp, and this opportunity is valid until 31 March.
During the school holiday, it is also worth visiting Mändjala Beach and joining the guided Viking history hike in Salme on 18 April.
The Tehumardi area is well suited for those who appreciate quieter stops, nature, and a journey through the Sõrve side of the island. It is a good place to begin your trip onward toward Salme and the whole peninsula. Do not forget to pick up some pastries from Salme Sai for the road — you will not regret it.
Jämaja Church is one of the most beautiful and dignified stops in the Sõrve region. It adds historical depth to the trip and offers a peaceful moment in the midst of Saaremaa’s distinctive landscape. There is something timelessly island-like around the church — quietness, dignity, and the feeling that time has moved here in its own rhythm for a very long time.
Kõrgema Sacred Spring is one of those special places where, as soon as you arrive, you feel there is something truly unique about it. People say this is the place to make your biggest wishes and dreams. That makes it a meaningful and memorable stop for both adults and children, adding a touch of mystery and magic to the journey.
The fossil beach at Kaunispe offers families an exciting opportunity for discovery and a slightly different kind of nature experience. It is a wonderful place where a walk can turn into a small adventure, as you search for traces of ancient life hidden in nature. For children especially, it makes exploring Saaremaa even more exciting, as a seaside walk becomes something like a little treasure hunt.
Kaugatuma Cliff offers powerful views of the sea and Saaremaa’s distinctive coastline. It is a place where nature feels both calming and awe-inspiring at the same time, and where it is worth pausing for a moment simply to enjoy the view.
The stone cairns of Ohessaare and the old windmill add a distinctive Saaremaa charm to the trip. These are places where the sea, wind, history, and the island’s unique peace come together. It is exactly these small stops that make travelling on the Sõrve Peninsula so special, because every place tells its own story.
The Mõntu bunkers offer a sense of discovery for those drawn to history, mysterious places, and slightly unusual stops. It is a place where you can let your imagination wander and think about the stories these sites may hold.
Sõrve Lighthouse is one of the best-known landmarks in the whole area, and reaching it feels like the culmination of the trip. It is a place where openness, the sea, and the special atmosphere of Sõrve come together in their purest form.
