- Warm weather has bought exceptionally high numbers of jellyfish to Estonia’s beaches
- Health Council recommends not swimming at Stroomi Beach in Tallinn due to oil pollution
- Pirita and Pikakari beaches in Tallinn become wheelchair accessible
- Stroomi beach swimming area to be moved because of pollution worries
18.8.2022 | Nature
Warm weather has bought exceptionally high numbers of jellyfish to Estonia’s beaches
The warm summer weather in August has attracted many of us to Estonia’s beaches to relax and swim in … Read more
15.7.2022 | Nature
Health Council recommends not swimming at Stroomi Beach in Tallinn due to oil pollution
On June 25, an old heavy oil spill was discovered in the central area of Stroomi Beach in Kopli, … Read more
8.6.2022 | Leisure
Pirita and Pikakari beaches in Tallinn become wheelchair accessible
Wheelchair accessibility at Pirita and Pikakari beaches has been significantly improved with the introduction of amphibious beach wheelchairs, a … Read more
8.5.2022 | Estonia
Stroomi beach swimming area to be moved because of pollution worries
The swimming area at the popular Stroomi Beach in Tallinn will be moved a few hundred metres to mitigate … Read more
