This could be a RIB safari on Tallinn bay, banana ride for group of people, visiting Maritime Museum, conference or picnic on chosen island. We can pick you up from Tallinn and take you to islands like Naissaar, Aegna, Keri, Prangli, Aksi, Rammu or Pedassaar. We can also come to Pärnu, Haapsalu or Narva. With our boats you can even get a safari trip around Estonia.

Every trip we try to make memorable with catching waves and hunting thrills and it all depends on clients wishes. Our RIB boats make it possible to land almost on any island or seacoast.

Tallinn Watersport Club has got 4 boats with essential equipment:
RIB Cobra Challanger 11 m (14 persons )
RIB Bombard Explorer 7,5 m ( 11 persons)
Flipper 6,5 m with waterspot equipment (wakeboard, waterski, tube, banana etc).
For representable jaunts we offer exclusive boat:
Bavaria 32 Sport 10,2m (8 persons)  395.- EUR per hour

Naissaare is only 18km from Tallinn. Very exciting trip to beautiful and historical Naissaare starts with RIB-safari from Tallinn. On the island you have possibility to have excursion around the island with military trucks. During 2-2,5 hour guided excursion you will see the northern lighthouse of the island (where with good weather you might see even Finland), coastal battery from czarist times, mine-factory, minefield, sandy beaches, old wooden church, graveyard etc. At the guesthouse its possible to have breakfast, lunch and dinner. For your function we can organize games or any wished entertainment.

 Prices (incl VAT):Safari boat 7,5m, max 11 persons – price 155.- EUR/per boat
Safari boat 11m, max 14 persons – price 230.-EUR/per boat
Waiting time 20.-EUR per/h boat 

• Excursion with military trucks 2-3 hours: price 12 EUR per person (min 10 persons)

• Meal (brakfast, lunch or dinner)                         6 - 25.- EUR
• Orientation game „treasure island”                    40-65.- EUR per group
• Banana, wakeboard or waterski                        200.-  EUR per hour
• Bed & Breakfast (max 120 persons)                  20.-  EUR person
• Sauna                                                                1st hour 27 EUR, after 8.-EUR/h
• Paintball with safety equipment                         from 12.-EUR per person
• Etc. Ask for more options like costumes, games, entertainment

ONE DAY RIB-SAFARI TO KERI-, AKSI- AND PRANGLI ISLAND

This trip starts in the morning from Rohuneeme harbour on Viimsi peninsula (next to Tallinn). Group is back before sunset. First we will visit small Keri island, then Aksi and Prangli. We can organize you a picnic or on Prangli you can have proper meal at the holiday house or even get freshly smoked fish. There are also camping possibilities if needed.

Little introdution about islands: Keri is one of the most northern side island of Estonia, approximately 30 km from Tallinn. It is situated in the Gulf of Finland and is about 6 km from Prangli island. Its only about 3,1 hectares and is covered with cobblestones, gravel and sand.This island was first mentioned in 1623. Keri´s lighthouse, was ordered to built in 1719 by Peter I, is known to be oldest in Gulf of Finland.

Aksi is situated next to the Prangli island and is also named as small Prangli. Its closest uninhabited island to Tallinn, offering uniche and exclusive thrill to visitors with its particular nature. It has got sandy beaches, bogs, meadows, fireplace etc.

Prangli island is the biggest from the 3 islands and the population is around 100 people who live yearround on the island. It was first mentioned in 1387. Its very uniche nature and history gives memorable thrill to visitors. On the island there is a lighthouse, a beacon light, soviet-time borderguard towers, gas spring (they drilled back in the 70s looking for uranium but found natural gas and now people can barbeque their sausages on it for free), elemantary school, shop, first aid medical service, post office, national guesthouse, wooden church from 1848 with a graveyard and even barrelhouse called Black Hatch. Its extensive shores are low and stony on the west side and sandy on the east side. The highest point on the island is Kullamägi (“Golden hill” where in the old days pirates had dug up their gold) which is 10m above sea level. Prangli is 6km long and 2,5km wide. The pine forest and juniper bushes are the main vegetation on the island.

Prices (incl VAT): (Rohuneeme-Keri-Aksi-Prangli-Rohuneeme)

Safari boat 7,5m, max 8 persons   – price 605.-EUR  
Safari boat 11 m, max 12 persons – price 754.- EUR  

• sauna at Prangli                                                                  1st hour 27 EUR, after 8.-EUR/h
• camping at the holiday home (Prangli)                                 from 20.-EUR per person
• meal or picnic (according to booking)                                   5-35.-EUR per person
• bycycle rent                                                                          10.- EUR
• Orientation game „treasure island”                                       40-65.- EUR per group
• Ball and group games with directing                                    35-200.-EUR per group
• Watersport with boats (banana, tube, wakeboard, waterski) 200.-  EUR per hour
• Paintball with safety equipment                                           from 12.-EUR per person
• Etc. Ask for more options like costumes, games, entertainment

AEGNA ISLAND

Aegna Island (formerly called Wulf Island) is situated just next to Viimsi peninsula and is located on the northern part of Tallinn Bay. Its about 300 hectares with sandy beaches, beautiful nature and historical elements.

On the 16th century Aegna and the nearby area waters were frequently visited by pirates. From 1528 to 1566, the Tallinn town council had armed soldiers with boats on the island to keep pirates off. Until 1689 Aegna was subject to the Tallinn town council, but after that it belonged to Sweden. During the Great Northern War, when czarist army invaded Tallinn in 1710, Aegna was also captured by Russians.
In 1721, the island was made a quarantine center. In 1728 a cannon battery was placed on the island. In 1726, 3 families lived in the village; by 1770 there were just two actively used farms. By 1900 there were already seven farms on Aegna. The main activities of the islanders were fishing and seal hunting and of course farming their tiny properties.

During the First World War the whole population of the island was chased out of their homes and Aegna became a military zone. Powerful cannons were mounted, battalions constructed (including side buildings) and a narrow railway built (it still exist on the island).

At the beginning of the Soviet invasion in 1940, Estonians had to leave the island. For a while Germans felt cozy on the island but it ended soon, when the Soviet Army came to power again in 1944. Aegna was again a military zone, where civilians where not allowed. In the summer of 1961, seasonal regular boat traffic was opened and only those who had a permission to stay at the holiday center were permitted to visit the island. In 1975, the island was given to Tallinn and permits to enter the island were given to the residents of the city. 1960–1990 there were approximately 20 holiday centers on the island, which could accommodate up to 600 persons. Back at that time, Aegna received about 30,000 visitors per year, which is was the high-end of the island. 
Aegna started to welcome all visitors in 1991.

 
Prices:
Transport from Rohuneeme harbour on Viimsi peninsula (next to Tallinn) 10.- EUR. person (min 10 persons or 100.-EUR), free car-parking at the harbour.

Extras:

• Accommodation at the camping houses                               from 15.-EUR per person
• meal or picnic (according to booking)                                   5-35.-EUR per person
• Orientation game „treasure island”                                       40-65.- EUR per group
• Ball and group games with directing                                    35-200.-EUR per group
• Watersport with boats (banana, tube, wakeboard, waterski) 200.-  EUR per hour
• Paintball with safety equipment                                           from 12.-EUR per person
• Etc. Ask for more options like excursions, costumes, games, entertainment

 RIB SAFARI FROM TALLINN HARBOUR TO ESTONIAN MARITIME MUSEUM AND SEAPLANE HARBOUR 

In the course of years the Estonian Maritime Museum has acquired a number of historical ships whose value of memorial pieces is growing with the years. For years the Estonian Maritime Museum had been searching for a harbor for its growing museum fleet, which as a result was scattered. The idea and opportunity to develop a harbor for the museum arose in August 2003, when it became clear that the contract to keep the ice breaker „Suur Tõll“ at the Admiralty basin in the city center was about to expire. Part of the seaplane harbor belonged to the Ministry of the Environment and the ownership of the other part was under dispute. The seaplane harbor was in a very bad condition, but after some basic maintenance the first ship was ready to be transferred. The ice breaker „Suur Tõll“ arrived there on January 26th, 2004.
ICEBREAKER SUUR TÕLL  Built in 1914 in Stettin (Szczecin) by Vulkan-Werke A. G. Suur Tōll is the only pre-war steam ship of the Republic of Estonia remained up to now and, at the same time, the biggest icebreaker in the world preserved through two world wars. In 1914 the first home port of the ship was Tallinn. In March 1918, armed Finns captured this ship from Russian Bolsheviks by agreement with the ship officers of Estonian origin.           
The submarine LEMBIT is one of the twin submarines of the Republic of Estonia launched in 1936 at Vickers-Armstrongs shipyard in England. Its twin sister “Kalev” perished in November of 1941. The “Lembit” is the only survived warship of the pre-war Estonian Navy and in the Baltic countries. In 1992 the submarine became a branch of Estonian Maritime Museum. Estonia is a maritime nation and as every country with a long coastline has to defend and safeguard its territorial waters.
Mine–ship Kalev was built at Kröger-Werft shipyard in Rendsburg, Germany in 1967. The ship was in the German Navy until February 1995 and was handed over to Estonian Navy after major repairs.At the beginning of 2004 the “Kalev” was discharged from service and transferred to the Estonian Maritime Museum. Prices: 
Departure from Tallinn, 15  min safari, visting museum ships and seaplane harbour.

Safari kaater 7,5m, max 9 peolple – price 160 EUR

Safari kaater 11 m, kuni 12 inimest – price 200 EUR.

Waiting price at the museum 20.- EUR per boat

 Departure from Tallinn, 15  min safari, visting museum ships and seaplane harbour.

Safari boat 7,5m, max 9 peolple – price 200 EUR

Safari boat 11 m, max 12 inimest – price 240 EUR.

Waiting price at the museum 20.- EUR per boat

 Extra services:Museum ships can be visited inside as well from Mon-Sun 10.00-18.00
Combined ticket (Suur Tõll + Lembit + Kalev + Torm + Grif)
Adults                                                7.-EUR
Guided tour    (max 25 people)          15.-(must be reserved in advance )