Keri is one of the northernmost islands in Estonia and has been an important landmark for the sailors throughout history. Visiting the lighthouse built under the command of Peter the Great is an experience by itself. Keri Island is the first place in Estonia where natural gas sources were discovered about 100 years ago. The lighthouse on the island was powered by the local natural gas for 6 years and it was also the first place in Estonia for a gas stove. There are a few buildings that have remained since the days when an island watchman and border control were present on the island.
- 2024 regular tours to Keri island depart July 6th and 20th, August 10th and 24th.
- Ferry departs at 10:00 from Neeme harbour. We arrange transfers from Tallinn and back for extra charge on request.
- Duration: approx. 5 hours
- Languages: English and Estonian
If you have any questions upon reaching the port, please call your guide.
If you have any questions about purchasing tickets online, please e-mail marketing@pranglireisid.ee or call +372 56477172.
In the event of trip cancellation due to stormy weather, you will be informed no later than the day before the trip, and you will be refunded the full amount.
