Explore Live Cams in Estonia

Estonia (Eesti) is the northernmost of the three Baltic countries, covering about 17,500 square miles (45,339 km²) on the Baltic Sea. It is low and flat, with more than 2,000 islands off its coast, and about half of the land is covered by forest, while bogs and wetlands cover around a fifth of the country.

Its best-known natural area is Lahemaa National Park on the north coast, founded in 1971, with pine forests, bogs, boulder-strewn beaches and quiet fishing villages. On Saaremaa island, the Kaali crater was blasted out by a meteorite a few thousand years ago, and Suur Munamägi, at about 1,043 feet (318 m), is the highest hill in the Baltic states.

Brown bears, wolves and lynx all live in Estonia's forests, along with elk, beavers and rare Siberian flying squirrels. Wooden boardwalks lead across raised bogs where cranberries and carnivorous sundews grow, and the barn swallow is the national bird. Tallinn's medieval Old Town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Did You Know? In Soomaa National Park, spring floods are so big that locals call them the fifth season, when people can paddle canoes through flooded forests and meadows.

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