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Protected area in Estonia
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Vilsandi National Park is on and outside Saaremaa, Estonia's largest island. The park includes the island of Vilsandi, 160 other islands and islets, parts of Western Saaremaa and the Harilaid peninsula.
By plane
There are flights to Kuressaare – from Tallinn, Stockholm, Helsinki.
By bus
Regular buses from Kuressaare. The bus stop is 300 m from the Visitor Centre.
By car
Drive 35 km west from Kuressaare, facing signs for Kihelkonna. Finally sign shows left 1 km to Kihelkonna, 4.5 km to Loona Manor, Visitor center.
By bike
Loona manor is included on a Eurovelo route.
Hikes, bike rent, boat trips to Vilsandi island and in the archipelago. Info is available at the visitor center in Loona manor.
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