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Narva-Jõesuu!
An ideal destination to escape the daily routine and hustle and bustle of city life! Stroll along Estonia's longest sandy beach, relax in one of the seaside spa hotels, breathe in the healing scent of a pine forest and admire the natural beauty of stunning sunsets.
"Northern Riviera" is a resort with a 200-year history
Why visit Narva-Jõesuu?
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[ tall lighthouse ]
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Food & Drinks
According to the legend, Narva-Jõesuu received its historic name Hungerburg (“hungry city”) back in the 16th century, when visiting merchants could not locate any foodstuffs . A lot has changed over the centuries and now Narva-Jõesuu offers cuisines to cater for any taste, be it gourmet cuisine, juicy burgers, Italian pasta, Caucasian dishes, homemade cakes, or fresh fish.
- Cafes and restaurants with a sea view
- Dishes from some of Estonia's best chefs
- Special flavors noted by the Falstaff Nordic restaurant guide
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Useful information
Where to stay
Narva-Jõesuu offers many accommodation options, from modern and comfortable SPA hotels and entire private dwellings with saunas for families and large groups, to cozy apart-hotels, hostels and private apartments available for rent. Everyone will find somewhere that is both spiritually attractive and budget-friendly.
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Transportation
The easiest way to get to Narva-Jõesuu is by private vehicle. Traveling by car allows a tourist to easily reach all objects of interest scattered across the vast territory.
You can also use public transport services, such as buses, and even a river tram.
You can also use public transport services, such as buses, and even a river tram.
Active vacation
Narva-Jõesuu doesn’t only comprise the town area. Same name also applies to an entire municipality, the total area of which is 404 km². In such a large area you can find many opportunities for active recreation.
In summer, cycling trips, horse riding, walking, excursions and water activities are widely available.
In winter, there are beautiful ski trails in the snowy forest or on the hills of Sinimäe.
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For those wishing to take part in competitions whilst staying active, there are several sporting events traditionally held in Narva-Jõesuu.
Events
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The life of the small resort town is full of cultural and sporting events: traditional festivals, sea mile races, music performance, art exhibitions and excursions are open to general public and visitors
"For me, Narva-Jõesuu is a place of special energy that attracts me wherever I am. After all, if you fall in love with this town, then it will be forever"
historian, local guide
AleksandEr Openko
Share your photos using the hashtag #visitnarvajõesuu
Narva-Jõesuu is exceptionally photogenic at any time of day and in every season. Morning light gently settles on pine-lined avenues and the sandy beach, daytime highlights the openness and calm of the resort, and evenings fill the town with warm sunset tones and reflections on the water. Even familiar routes look different each time, changing with the light and the weather.
In winter, Narva-Jõesuu appears calm and graphic; in spring, fresh and clear; in summer, lively and full of movement; and in autumn, peaceful and rich in colour. The sea, forest, architecture, streets and details of everyday life create a variety of visual scenes that draw attention and inspire photography.
In winter, Narva-Jõesuu appears calm and graphic; in spring, fresh and clear; in summer, lively and full of movement; and in autumn, peaceful and rich in colour. The sea, forest, architecture, streets and details of everyday life create a variety of visual scenes that draw attention and inspire photography.
Narva-Jõesuu in details, landscapes and emotions – moments of life in the city’s large photo gallery
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