Estonia's largest island of windmills and meteorite craters
Saaremaa is Estonia's largest island, accessible by ferry or bridge, a landscape of windmills, forests, small villages, and the Kaali Meteorite Crater—created 4,000 years ago and now a serene lake surrounded by legend. The island feels genuinely remote despite good tourism infrastructure, and the light (long summer days, brief winter ones) is magnetic. Hiiumaa is the neighboring island with even fewer people.
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