The sandy beach of Narva-Jõesuu, stretching almost 13 kilometers, is the longest sea beach in Estonia. Here, you can not only sunbathe and swim but also engage in various water sports. For active enthusiasts, SUP boards and kayaks are available, and jet skis can often be rented. The beach is an ideal place for beach volleyball games.

Start your day with a morning run along the shore and end it with an evening stroll, enjoying the famous sunsets.

For a unique experience, a kayak trip along the Narva River offers an extreme adventure and a test of endurance right at the border of the European Union.

The town of Narva-Jõesuu and its surroundings are a paradise for cyclists and hikers. Special trails and bike paths wind through pine forests, along the seashore, and lead to the historical Sinimäe hills or nearby landmarks. These routes are perfect for active outdoor recreation, whether it’s a relaxing bike ride or an energetic hike.

In winter, the crisp air of Narva-Jõesuu invites you for skiing and long walks. Snow-covered forests and the Sinimäe hills provide excellent conditions for skiing, and prepared trails cater to both beginners and advanced skiers. Equipment can be rented at the Sinimäe Sports Center. For those who prefer tranquil walks, the long beach features cleared pathways.

In Narva-Jõesuu, you can enjoy horseback riding. From horse trails and contact zoos to winter sleigh rides, there’s something for everyone.

Prefer more traditional activities? Group classes such as yoga, water aerobics, Zumba, strength training, or stretching exercises are available at the Sinimäe Sports Center as well as in the fitness clubs of our spa hotels. Whatever you’re looking for, you’ll find it here!

When the warm season arrives, you can join dance workouts on the beach, yoga in the park, or aqua Zumba in the largest heated outdoor pool in the country.

Narva-Jõesuu welcomes not only active lifestyle enthusiasts but also those who enjoy challenges. Traditional sports events bring together local athletes and guests from across Estonia and abroad. Favorites include the St. George’s Night Run, marking the start of the sports season, and the Sea Mile Run, where participants race on both sand and water.

For beach soccer fans, a traditional Mayor’s Cup tournament is held once a season.

And for those who enjoy unique physical activities that combine sports and creativity, the sand sculpture contest, traditionally timed to coincide with the city’s anniversary, is an excellent choice.