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Hiievälja archery track

An archery track is open in Hiievälja, Saaremaa, where you can train under an experienced instructor. First, you will learn about the bow and about safety guidelines. Anyone can learn to hit a target with an arrow, and once the theoretical part has been acquired, target practice in the practice range begins. This is when we will go to the archery track with 14 targets in the Hiievälja woods; it has animal-shaped targets, as well as ones with images. If you do not want to shoot at animal images, we can replace those with regular targets.

All activities take about 2–2.5 hours.
The size of the group is up to 8 people.

Angla windmill farm

Four of the five Angla windmills are typical trestle windmills characteristic of the island of Saaremaa. They were built at the beginning of the 20th century. A Dutch-style windmill, slightly taller than the others and built in 1927, stands in the middle of the group. Now also forming part of the complex is the Angla Heritage Culture Centre, where you can take part in a number of workshops - trying your hand at pottery, felting, bread-making and more.

Did you know...? *The windmills were last renovated between 2009 and 2011 *All of the windmills are open to the public - in one you have the chance to watch a miller at work *This is the only windmill mount on Saaremaa to have maintained its original look

Beaches of Saaremaa

Only 10 km away from Kuressaare, the most famous sandy beaches of Saaremaa are located, they stretch from Mändjala to Järve. One can comfortably get there by car or ride a bike along a safe cycle track. Nice and peaceful beaches can also be found elsewhere on the island, for example the beaches in Tuhkana or Jõiste villages in North-Saaremaa. Also, Lake Karujärv, known for its clean water and a sandy shore is favoured for swimming. These are a few examples. Saaremaa and Muhu island are surrounded by the sea, so basically you can go and swim around the islands, but on your own risk of course.