Parnu - Tallinn: 110 km
It had been raining. The morning was hilarious. We don't know why. Up until today, every morning was funny, but this time we just couldn't stop laughing. Simply because, we had no idea which day it was...
Due to the lack of time - lost in Vilnius and Riga, we were about 150 km behind our plan on our 7th day. There were no actual plans really, but we liked to feel, like there were. So we made terrible decision not to take the scenic beach road, but went straight to Tallinn with the idea to board the ferry to Helsinki as soon as possible. The main road is kind of a motorway, but we saw some cyclist, so we did not try to look for the alternative road. The weather was kind of cloudy, so when we got a bit of sun we stopped to dry the tent. When we finally got to Tallinn, there were no big "Welcome to Tallinn" signs. So we had to make sure we were actually already there by asking people about our whereabouts. I guess they thought it was a candid camera day.
So we wondered around the city looking for camping by simply following the crowd. There were literally thousands of people going in the same direction, walking on the four carriage way road. We eventually got to the Tallinn City Camping. which was totally overbooked for some strange reason. Never the less, we stayed there, well at least our bikes and tent did. The reason for crowd on a random summer Wednesday was Robbie Williams's concert just a stone throw away from the camp-site. We spent the night out in the city with the majority of the concert attendees.
Due to the lack of time - lost in Vilnius and Riga, we were about 150 km behind our plan on our 7th day. There were no actual plans really, but we liked to feel, like there were. So we made terrible decision not to take the scenic beach road, but went straight to Tallinn with the idea to board the ferry to Helsinki as soon as possible. The main road is kind of a motorway, but we saw some cyclist, so we did not try to look for the alternative road. The weather was kind of cloudy, so when we got a bit of sun we stopped to dry the tent. When we finally got to Tallinn, there were no big "Welcome to Tallinn" signs. So we had to make sure we were actually already there by asking people about our whereabouts. I guess they thought it was a candid camera day.
So we wondered around the city looking for camping by simply following the crowd. There were literally thousands of people going in the same direction, walking on the four carriage way road. We eventually got to the Tallinn City Camping. which was totally overbooked for some strange reason. Never the less, we stayed there, well at least our bikes and tent did. The reason for crowd on a random summer Wednesday was Robbie Williams's concert just a stone throw away from the camp-site. We spent the night out in the city with the majority of the concert attendees.
