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Lääne County, Osmussaare Landscape Reserve
Attention!
Foot-and-mouth, a severe animal disease, is currently circulating in Europe and also poses a threat to animals in Estonia. Your help is needed to prevent animals here – sheep, cattle, goats, and other ungulates – from becoming infected. We ask that you please follow some important recommendations.
Here you can view the blackish brown boulders gneissic breccias. The boulders have been formed 540 million years ago when 10 km North-West of the island the Neugrund meteorite landed in the sea. The most famous of these boulders are the Twins (Estonian Kaksikud).
Sights
Relict lakes, boulders of gneissic breccias, military legacy.
Parking facilities
Parking at Dirhami harbour.
Camping facilities
Yes
Amenities
Outdoor fireplace, dry toilet, picnic table.
Additional information
Before going on a nature walk please read the Environmental code of conduct (freedom to roam), rules of conduct and waste-sorting policy.
Restrictions
Without the consent of the protected area manager organized tourism and big events are prohibited on the island. All trash must be taken with you! Information about restrictions can be obtained from the Environmental Board (+372 662 5999, info@keskkonnaamet.ee).
Hiking Options
Available
Contact
Telephone: +372 506 2004
E-mail: info.nova@rmk.ee
Object type: campfire site
Location info
Location : Lääne County, Osmussaare Landscape Reserve
Osmussaare Island, Lääne-Nigula municipality, Lääne County
Navigation instructions : Access to the island by boat has to be booked beforehand. Drive 47 km from Tallinn through Keila towards Haapsalu, turn right at the Määra junction (sign 29 km to Nõva). Drive 15 km through Nõva towards Haapsalu, turn right at the Riguldi junction and drive to port Dirham, from where you can get to the island.
Osmussaare Island, Lääne-Nigula municipality, Lääne County
Navigation instructions:
Access to the island by boat has to be booked beforehand. Drive 47 km from Tallinn through Keila towards Haapsalu, turn right at the Määra junction (sign 29 km to Nõva). Drive 15 km through Nõva towards Haapsalu, turn right at the Riguldi junction and drive to port Dirham, from where you can get to the island.
