Sealwatching Trips for Groups

Seal watching is a truly unique nature experience that you can enjoy with your group. It’s a perfect activity for nature lovers, families, and smaller groups who wish to see seals in their natural habitat.

To encourage seals to come closer and take a curious look at people, we use a clever trick – classical music! During the sea trip, we’ll also talk about the small islands and the daily life of seals.

Seal watching trips last 2–3 hours, depending on the location and weather conditions. Tours are available in Estonian, English, Spanish, and Russian.

When and where do seal watching trips take place?

Prangli Travel organises private seal watching tours in Northern Estonia from April to October. Sea trips take place near the Malusi Islands in Kolga Bay and around Aegna Island in Tallinn Bay.

For smaller groups (up to 6 people), we recommend joining our scheduled seal watching trips departing from Neeme Harbour.

From which harbour does your private seal watching tour depart?

  • Groups up to 12 people – from Kaberneeme or Kelnase Harbour on Prangli
  • Groups up to 14 people – from Neeme Harbour
  • Groups up to 28 people – from Rohuneeme Harbour
  • For larger groups, we offer custom solutions.

What can be ordered in addition?

  • Transport from Tallinn to the harbour and back
  • Catering at restaurants near the harbours
  • In summer, visits to other islands in Kolga Bay
  • Option to combine the seal watching tour with a visit to Prangli Island

Price: we will make you an offer based on your group size, program, and type of sea transport.

What are the booking and cancellation terms?

– For group bookings, we ask for a prepayment upon confirmation. The remaining balance is due before the trip.
– If the trip is cancelled due to strong winds, all prepayments will be fully refunded to the customer.

©Prangli Travel. A fun sea voyage in good company is the perfect break from everyday life.
©Prangli Travel. To spot seals, you must look carefully, so as not to mistake them for rocks.
©Prangli Travel. Be sure to bring binoculars to get a better view of the sea creatures.
©Gennady Shleev. Seals are fond of classical music, which sometimes lures them very close.
©Alar Saat. In the Malusi islets, we mostly encounter grey seals, which are about 180 cm long and weigh up to 200 kg.
©Prangli Travel. An experienced guide will accompany you on your seal-watching trip.

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Customer Feedback

During the tour, Diana spoke perfect English and told us a lot about the islands and their former inhabitants. She took plenty of time to answer our questions. Of course, the highlight was the seals, which we had a great time observing. It was an unforgettable trip!

Karin from Austria, 07.2026

Seal watching in Estonia is one of the most special nature experiences the local coastal waters have to offer.
Every encounter with these whiskered creatures is unique in its own way: one head might emerge briefly from the waves, cast a curious glance, and vanish just as quickly back into the depths, while another lingers to study exactly who today’s visitors are.
Many thanks for this unforgettable experience!

Karmen, 08.2026
Thank you for the wonderful boat trip and the memorable experiences! Everyone—children and adults alike—delighted in the beauty of the wild nature (seals, eagles, swans)! It was a heartwarming, emotional, novel, interesting, informative, and unforgettable journey! Would I like to go again? – Definitely, YES!

Tatjana, 09.2026

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