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Wellness- Holidays in Estonia. a Source of Vital Energy Wellness Holidays in Estonia A Source of Vital Energy Wellness Holidays in Estonia www.visitestonia.com 1 Medical and Wellness Spas in Estonia Kalev Spa Hotel & Water Park* Tallink Spa & Vihula Manor Saka Cliff Conference Hotel Viimsi Spa* Country Club Hotel & SPA Meresuu Meriton Grand Pirita TOP SPA Hotell & Spa Spa & Hotel* Conference & Spa Hotel Toila Narva-Jõesuu AQVA Spa Hotel* Hotel & Spa Spa Hotel* TALLINN NARVA-JÕESUU Therapy of Balanced RAKVERE Contrasts HAAPSALU Hotell Saaremaa The President of the Republic of Estonia, have the unique opportunity to offer friends Thalasso Spa Toomas Hendrik Ilves, has said that this small and guests the gift of harmonious nature in the and very special European state is like a giant midst of European civilization. The country is PÄRNU VILJANDI TARTU Dorpat Hotel national park. The president was not suggesting characterised by breathtaking views, fresh air, KURESSAARE that the Baltic state he leads is undeveloped or silence, and cleanliness. And all this is paired Pädaste wild. He was more acknowledging that in the with tourism at its highest level. Manor Laine heart of Europe lies a land with a great deal of Spa Hotel* OTEPÄÄ Georg uninhabited land and pure, untouched nature. Ots Spa* Fra Mare Of course, the characterisation of “untouched” Thalasso Spa* VÕRU VÄRSKA Arensburg is slightly misleading; almost every square metre Boutique KUBIJA Hotel & Spa Peetrimõisa is carefully protected or cared for by Estonians. Saaremaa Villa Spa Hotel Spa Hotels Värska Estonia Spa* Pühajärve Sanatorium* Small, quaint homes and beautiful, well-tended Johan Spa & Holiday Resort* SPA Hotel Tervise Paradiis towns in Estonia’s unique architectural style are SPA-Hotel & Waterpark* Bernhard Spa Hotel Grand Rose found between endless forests, bogs, lakes, and SPA Hotel Medical SPA Tervis* Kubija Hotel-Nature nature protection areas. Settlements and villages Viiking Spa Hotel* Spa Medical Spa Hotel Sõprus* are mostly located away from main roads, which Strand Spa & Conference Hotel creates the impression of a national park to anyone traveling the main highways. The fact that there are spas of international quality in some of these small towns, paired with a long history of cultural tradition, creates a contrast in Finland the very best sense of the word. Norway Estonians live in harmony with their surroundings and are, in a way, the very embodiment of their Estonia Russia forests and villages. They naturally and gently Sweden care for the land and, as a result, Estonians Latvia The Nordic spa – juniper branches soaking for the sauna Lithuania Belarus *Members of Estonian Spa Association. Denmark Russia www.estonianspas.eu 2 Wellness Holidays in Estonia Wellness Holidays in Estonia 3 A judicious fast and farm labour Increasingly popular with diet-conscious people are fasting camps that cleanse the body with the aid of natural substances. The fasting person’s organs cease to produce poisons which are the result of a poor diet and overeating, the only requirement for cleansing being to undergo a purge. One of the most effective gentle cleaning agents is mineral water. Water containing miner- als is suitable for consumption as well as bath- ing and is not inferior to mountain spring water. Balance of body and soul Southeastern Estonia’s Värska mineral water, pumped from deep within the earth, along with facilitate deep breathing and allow oxygen into bottled water from Alpine valleys, is available at the bloodstream. almost every cafe, restaurant, and shop in the Tourism farms enable guests to learn ancient country. crafts by actively taking part in the work of the Out of the sauna and into a bracing bath Estonia’s many tourism farms have helped the farm. Fabric weaving, sheep shearing, flax spin- native health culture thrive. Guests in these en- ning, honey straining, smith work and oven- preclude development or fantasy. At some tour- vironments of wood, reeds, linen, and cotton building all involve intense physical movement. The sauna: the Nordic spa ism farms, guests may energize both body and are fed with locally grown organic foods and The work is generally not without a bellyful of Northerners’ resourceful and industrious ances- spirit under the ceiling of the night sky in a bar- the vacationer may augment these with ecologi- forest air and ample good cheer. A fairytale ex- tors knew that a person is a part of nature – and rel sauna or in an Indian-style sweat lodge. At cally friendly, classically healthy activities such istence? This is everyday life for many of Esto- they lived and behaved accordingly. In nature many rivers and lakes, a chimney may be seen as hikes in the forest and bogs, canoe trips, or nia’s 1.4 million people. This sort of romanticism the movement of energy is presupposed and of protruding from a raft sauna. This floating sauna horseback riding. Elderly guests, or those who isn’t a cheaply manufactured souvenir but rather all living beings it is incumbent upon humans to has become a tourist attraction in itself. prefer a more relaxed tempo, may opt for a walk a reality based on the energies of life and experi- care for all living things, including themselves. with trekking poles or a bicycle ride in order to ence. The sauna, the quintessential northern spa, com- bines the influence of heated air with the em- ployment of thin tree branches against the skin for improvement of circulation, and cold water. Since ancient times, Estonians who have worked in fields, forests, by lakes, or at sea, have devel- oped and loved their sauna culture. The northern sauna unites all of the planet’s base elements: fire, water, air, and earth. The bather warms himself at 100-degree Celsius and then whips himself with birch or juniper branches, charges into cold water with his body steaming, and cleans the skin with salt, honey, milk, and plant infusions. Being a traditional people, though, does not A barrel sauna Never out of reach 4 Wellness Holidays in Estonia Wellness Holidays in Estonia 5 Closer to the earth and the children The homes and summer cottages of Estonia’s leaders, scientists, writers, and musicians are usually located in the forest or on Estonia’s is- lands. Tourism farms in Estonia offer relaxation and opportunities for self-development to guests from near and far. Often, bread is baked, cheese made, herbal medicines grown and stress is re- duced through the maintenance of a beautiful garden. Frequently, these intellectual but primi- tive farms contain a small training centre, where healthy lifestyles are advocated and guestrooms where the holiday goers lodge. Plenty of these active and intelligent holiday centres are often also family homes in Estonia. Many farms, manors, country spas, and children’s camps are Old friends created around different themes. One might A wellness holiday on Estonian islands with some be a ranch, another a Native American camp, historic hiking trails or in northern Estonia’s high- a shaman’s domain, or a viking stronghold with Dining al fresco—Estonian style est category of spa is ideal for those who want a watermill and traditional artificial lake. A child- to relax, and free themselves from the burdens Quality is also found in the kitchen. Famous like nature is the hallmark of a whole spirit and of the business environment, and discover the A wide choice backed by Estonian chefs cater fully to those who prefer good health. inner child. That inner child can even very hap- quality international, gourmet, vegetarian, and national pily meet other children. If not while on holiday, food menus. It is both pleasant and healthy to be in Estonia. then when? On farms or in the midst of forests one will find Rowing, swimming, skiing, horseback riding, or an ecologically wise and ancient lifestyle and archetypal farm work are all activities which lend sparse settlements which drew Baltic-German themselves fully to relaxation and playing with nobles to build their homes. In Estonian forests parents. Rocketing down a waterpark slide with and at the edge of lakes, manor homes are fre- father, entering a rowing contest with mother, quently encountered. What was once a beauti- or making a rug for the children’s room together ful castle is now a stylish resort or an especially with a brother and sister are the moments which high-quality spa. form a happy childhood. There is a wide choice for the health tourist in Estonia also features plenty of idyllic hiking trails Estonia. Is a grass-roofed farmhouse preferred which are used for more than simply hiking, run- where wooden spoons are carved? Orienteering ning, skiing, skating, or just walking. Often the in primeval forests? Or a week or two in a com- trails are designed or decorated with items of fortable city spa? The spas of modern Estonia cultural significance, such as wood sculptures meet higher standards of quality than anywhere which introduce the hiker to pagan gods from else in the world. The Estonian Spa Association folklore or mythological fairies and heroes. This has a rigorous and demanding quality control is mythology which opposes no one or no thing system, which distributes stars to hotels and Breadmaking at a tourism farm and it is in complete harmony with nature. spas, by which the guest may judge the spa. Estonia’s organic energy drink 6 Wellness Holidays in Estonia Wellness Holidays in Estonia 7 which take place year round. Entertainment is An inspiring and the cherry on the cake of health tourism. Dance harmonious holiday evenings of almost any style are as relaxing and stress-alleviating as an adventure park with its During a holiday in Estonia it’s always possible wide variety of climbing activities at the top of to combine unique activities which have inspired trees.
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