
Island in Estonia
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Kihnu is the largest island in the Gulf of Riga and one of the smallest municipalities in Estonia.
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It hosts exhibits about the history of the island, the life and times of famous local captain, Kihnu Jõnn, and a collection of paintings by the renowned artist, Jaan Oad. Across the road from the museum you'll find the Kihnu Orthodox church and cemetery.
29 m high and located on the southernmost headland in Kihnu.
Open only during summer.
Home-restaurant; booking in advance.
Open only during summer.
+Bicycle rent.
Sauna (€20/h); Bicycle rent; Fishing trip (€85).
Tavern; Sauna;...
Sauna; Bicycle rent; Fishing trip;
Sauna; Bicycle rent; Free WiFi.
Sauna; Grill; Bicycle rent; Fishing trip; Car tour.
Bicycle rent.
Grocery store.
Grocery store. Fresh food from Pärnu arrives on Mondays and Fridays.
Grocery store.
Kihnu Island is connected by a frequent ferry service to Munalaid and Pärnu on the mainland. The ferries also carry cars. Bookings can be made via phone or internet.
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