See photos (11) Vormsi, which is the fourth largest island in Estonia, is less than an hour from the mainland. It was named after the Icelandic Viking Orm (snake).
Until 1944, Vormsi was inhabited by coastal Swedes. In 1938, nearly 2,600 people lived there. Most left during the Second World War. The main route is a dust-free paved road. Its eastern and western parts are of equal length and it passes most villages of the coastal Swedes. The route is passable throughout the year and alternative routes are open from May to October.
Information on ferry departures is available here.
Bicycle Tours & Rentals
Sviby küla, Vormsi vald, Lääne maakond 91313
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Museums & Galleries
Pears-Pearsi, Sviby küla, Vormsi vald, Lääne maakond 91313
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Lighthouses
VORMSI TULEPAAK 596, Saxby küla, Vormsi vald, Lääne maakond 91311
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Hiking Trails
PÕLDHEINA, Suuremõisa küla, Vormsi vald, Lääne maakond 91312
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Hiking Trails
KUREREHA, Hullo küla, Vormsi vald, Lääne maakond 91301
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Hiking Trails
PILLIROO, Sviby küla, Vormsi vald, Lääne maakond 91313
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