Overview
Kihnu is the largest island in the Gulf of Riga and one of Estonia's smallest municipalities. In 2003, UNESCO proclaimed Kihnu's cultural space and traditions as a Masterpiece of the Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity.
Day Trips · Island · Museums · Nature · Trekking
Before you go
Connectivity
Limited internet access; check with accommodations for WiFi availability. Kastani majutus mentions free WiFi.
Culture
UNESCO-listed intangible cultural heritage. Women traditionally wear national costumes daily—please photograph respectfully.
Food
No year-round restaurants. Summer dining at Kurase kohvik; off-season requires advance booking at Kihnu Küek or requesting catering.
Money
No ATM on Kihnu. Most stores and catering establishments accept bank card payments. Carry some cash for smaller purchases.
Transport
Bicycles can be rented from most accommodations. Ferries connect Kihnu to Pärnu and Munda on the mainland.
Weather
Island climate is gentler and warmer than mainland Estonia due to the surrounding sea.
