Showing posts with label Dragonflies in Estonia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dragonflies in Estonia. Show all posts
Thursday, December 17, 2015
Great partners, good network
We are happy to remind you that there are many tour operators in Europe who sell ENT tours to their clients. They are on different dates than we provide and may suit you better sometimes or you may prefer that they include everything in their price and book the flights for you too. Some of these operators have still places available so.. if you are loyal to the company you already know then request tour packages:
Date Focus Booking agent
Fri 26th Feb – Wed 2nd Mar birds Wise Birding
Wed 2nd Mar – Mon 7th Mar mammals Wise Birding
Fri 4th Mar – Mon 7th Mar birds Sunbird
Sat 19th Mar – Sun 27th Mar birds Spainbirds
Fri 25th Mar – Wed 30th Mar birds Naturetrek
Fri 1st Apr – Wed 6th Apr birds Birdfinders
Sat 30th Apr – Sat 7th May birds Wise Birding
Sat 7th May – Sat 14th May wildlife SNP Natuurreizen
Sun 15th May – Sun 22nd May birds & mammals Travelling Naturalist
Mon 2nd May – Mon 9th May birds Sunbird
Sun 22nd May – Sun 29th May birds Naturetrek
Wed 1st Jun – Wed 8th Jun wildlife Starling Reizen
Mon 6th Jun – Mon 13th Jun birds Bird Holidays
Sun 5th Jun – Mon 13th Jun orchids & mammals Sandwich Bird Tours
Wed 8th Jun – Sun 19th Jun wildlife Terra Unica Reizen
Sun 26th Jun – Mon 4th Jul wildflowers Naturetrek
Sat 10th Sep – Sat 17th Sep wildlife SNP Natuurreizen
Sun 18th Sep – Sun 25th Sep birds Naturetrek
Sat 17th Sep – Sat 24th Sep birds Bird Holidays
Wed 21st Sep – Sun 2nd Oct birds & mammals Terra Unica Reizen
Sun 25th Sep – Sun 2nd Oct birds Travelling Naturalist
Mon 3rd Oct – Mon 10th Oct birds Ornitholidays
As well as birdwatching tours, some of the tours we will be operating in conjunction of our partner companies include a Butterfly Holiday, 3 - 10 July, together with Greenwings Holidays and a Mammals and Birds tour, 23 - 30 September, together with Greenwings and Wildwings.
There are so many options on offer, don’t think just - start packing!
Monday, November 2, 2015
Estonia is Lonely Planet’s best value destination for 2016
In the end of October, a newsworthy message was zipping through our social media and tourism-biased internet sites. Lonely Planet, the largest travel guide book publisher in the world, published their top ten ranking of the best value destinations for 2016. In that ranking Estonia was number one afore Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi, East Africa, New Mexico, Bosnia and Hercegovina, Galicia and Costa Rica’s Caribbean coast.
What the Lonely Planet was referring to, was mainly the good deal one gets when spending on the trip to Estonia. First and perhaps the most important circumstance is the suitable location if one is already in Scandinavia - either in Helsinki or Stockholm. From there Estonia stays in a reach of a ferry-trip or a short flight with the bonus of staying in the Euro zone. Next catch is affordability combined with pretty high standard and last but not the least comes the opportunity to "experience a gloriously distinctive slice of Europe, where Eastern and Nordic influences mix together,” according to the guide.
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| The quality of accommodation places in Estonia / Photo: Private collection |
Lonely Planet continues the praise revealing that “beyond the irresistible capital of Tallinn there are little-known Baltic islands and the seashore and forest delights of Lahemaa National Park, which holds the distinction of being the first national park in the old Soviet Union”. Moreover - not everything is reverberated in this brief news - Estonia has a remarkable record of conservational legislation, not less remarkable location right on the East-Atlantic flyway of birds and the “crossroad” of distribution area borders of Northern, Eastern, Southern and Western flora elements, many rarities therein. Add to that the enjoyable moderate weather and the midsummer mellow and misty nocturnal brightness enfolding the landscapes of forests, raised bogs and wooded meadows and some scarce village settlement with the average population density of about 10 persons per 1 sq km. Yes, we mean it - just nature everywhere! Well, almost.
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| The population of Elk is estimated 12 000 individuals in Estonia. The best time for Elk-watching is definitely September and October during the mating season. / Photo: Sven Zacek |
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| The most dangered seaduck in Europe, Steller`s Eider, is good reason to visit Estonia in Winter. / Photo: Tarvo Valker |
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| During 5 hours staying 50,000 Coal Tits have been counted this Autumn in West-Estonia. / Photo: Tarvo Valker |
What value can Estonian Nature Tours add to this? But of course a plethora of professionally compiled tour packages to the hottest spots at the peak time under the care of top notch guides. Worth considering, isn´t it?
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| The quality of accommodation places in Estonia / Photo: Private collection |
We'll be very delighted to see You in Estonia in 2016 :)
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