Mejores Tours y Viajes de Estonia

In spring Estonia shifts from its chilly winter into a gentler, more temperate mood. Melted snow gives way to budding trees and early greenery, while temperatures climb from near 0 °C in March to around 13 °C by May. Rain is moderate but frequent in April, making the landscape lush and fresh. Coastal breezes mingle with warming inland air, especially around Tallinn. This season is perfect for strolling through the medieval Old Town of Tallinn as the crowds are still modest, or visiting Tartu’s charming streets and riverside cafés. Forests and nature reserves, such as Lahemaa National Park, come alive with migrating birds, wildflowers, and soft light. Long daylight, especially in late spring, invites gentle exploration by bike or foot, while cultural festivals begin emerging as villages celebrate the changing season.