Second-largest island in Estonia
Hiiumaa is located in the Baltic Sea and lies about 200 km from the Swedish border and 100 km from the Finnish border as the crow flies.
Surrounded by the sea from all sides it is easily reachable by private boat or yacht, plane and car (by ferry).
By Private boat, Motorboat or Yacht
Hiiumaa Summerhouse is just a 15-minute walk from Orjaku Harbour, one of the most charming harbors in the world. The navigation season at Orjaku Harbour runs from May to September, and the harbor can accommodate both larger motorboats and yachts. More info can be found here: https://orjaku.ee/sadam/en/.
The harbor also features a restaurant and hosts a variety of cultural events, markets, and concerts throughout the season.
By Plane
Hiiumaa Airport is located in Kärdla, offering flights from Tallinn 12 times a week. The flight takes approximately 30 minutes, and tickets cost around €40 per person.
For more information, visit: https://flynyx.com.
From Kärdla Airport, it’s about a 30-minute drive to Hiiumaa Summerhouse. Please let us know in advance if you may need a transportation from airport to Summerhouse.
By Car and Ferry
The most popular way to travel to Hiiumaa is by car. Drive to Haapsalu and head to Rohuküla Harbor, where you can take a ferry to Heltermaa Harbor. The ferry ride offers stunning views and lasts about 1.5 hours.
From Heltermaa, it’s about a 20-minute drive to Hiiumaa Summerhouse.
You can check ferry schedules and book tickets here: https://www.praamid.ee/en/homepage/.
Hiiumaa Summerhouse in Google Maps
If you are driving to Hiiumaa Summerhouse, simply enter “Hiiumaa Summerhouse” into Google Maps or Waze, and your navigation device will guide you there.