Haapsu Holiday Home

Haapsu Holiday Home is located in the green area of Haapsu. The accommodation has a seating area. Every room has a kitchenette with a refrigerator and kitchenware. Private bathrooms have a bath or shower. All rooms have a view of the garden. Haapsu Holiday Home has a garden and barbecue facilities. Parking is free on site. The space Our campsites are built on a farm inherited from grandparents. Naturally, we are lined with an Orissaare- Leisi mnt on the one hand and the sea pool on the other with its own shoreline, creating a cozy privacy. Since the place stays on the road for travelers from Saaremaa, we thought we could create a chance to relax our feet and senses with us. Our goal is above all to offer the way of being in nature that is the complete opposite of urban living. The seashore is just in such a distance that there is no noise from making cars on the highway. So it's very nice to take in the sun in privacy, play ball, or sit by the fire in the evening and enjoy the birdsong. We're having campsites with our whole family. Everyone contributes to the thrust, who mow the lawn, which delivers online posts, which responds to letters and welcomes visitors. We have been doing this for 6 years now and are happy to have such an amazing place to share with you. On the 4 km of Orissaare-Leisi highway remains the Maas Order Castle, which was originally built in 1345 when it was named Soneburg (translated as Penal Castle). In 1559 the castle was transferred to the Danish state. In 1566 the Danes destroyed the castle so that it would not remain in enemy hands. The castle was soon restored, but in 1568 and 1575 the Swedes conquered the castle and on both occasions it became their stronghold in Saaremaa. To avoid its recurrence, the castle was loaded into the air in 1576 under the order of King Frederik II of Denmark. Since then, the castle has stood in the ruins. As field research has shown, Maasilinna is called. An extended living tower - a type of main building surrounded by the rhinoceros circular wall of ebas, which northwest, northeast, and southeast has located the rest of the buildings. The restoration of the Maasilinna Fortress, which began at the end of 2001, has now been completed. To the Orissaare-Leisi mnt is also the port of Triigi, which is primarily of interest to those who wish to visit the second largest island of Estonia in Hiiumaa after visiting Saaremaa.