'Kajsamoor' sailing boat

Unforgettable sea voyages on Tallinn Bay and around Estonia's small islands await you on the Kajsamoor, which can accommodate up to 60 passengers. Constructed in Norway in 1939, the boat is typical of the North Sea goods vessels of the time. Today it is all about having fun and singing songs, enjoying the sun and the salty sea air, the smell of tar from the rigging, the beautiful sunsets and old maritime traditions. And if that's not enough, the on-board drinks made to old recipes are sure to add a bit more spice!
The season runs from May to September. Advance bookings are strongly recommended.

Sail'n'Dine — dinner at sea with a view of Tallinn.
The best way to enjoy lunch and the view of Tallinn on a two hour sea voyage. You'll hear stories about the marine history of Tallinn, pirates and smugglers,  see the Patarei Prison, historic Seaplane Harbour and luxurious cruise ships in port. 
The steward will serve nourishing soup, made of fish caught the same day, in a traditional seaman style, so that the fresh sea breeze won't blow your famished body over the board.