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The best area to stay in Haanja is around Suur Munamägi, Estonia's highest peak, which offers the most concentrated selection of accommodation and activities.This area is the heart of the Haanja Uplands, known for its rolling hills, pristine lakes, and extensive forests. The village of Haanja itself is quite small, but the surrounding countryside, particularly around the base of Suur Munamägi, features various guesthouses and holiday homes. It's a superb base for exploring the local nature, with numerous hiking and cycling trails readily accessible.Couples looking for a peaceful escape will find the guesthouses and holiday homes dotted around the lakes, such as Lake Vaskna or Lake Kavadi, particularly appealing. These often provide a secluded setting with opportunities for swimming, fishing, and simply enjoying the tranquil Estonian countryside. Many offer private saunas, adding to the relaxing experience.Families will appreciate staying near Suur Munamägi for its accessibility to outdoor activities. The observation tower on Suur Munamägi is a popular attraction, and there are often marked trails suitable for all ages.

While Haanja offers its unique appeal throughout the year, the best times to visit are during the summer months (June to August) for outdoor activities or in winter (December to March) for snow sports.Summer in Haanja is ideal for those who love hiking, cycling, and exploring the natural landscapes. The weather is generally warm and pleasant, with long daylight hours, superb for discovering the Haanja Upland, which includes Suur Munamägi, the highest point in the Baltics. You can enjoy walking trails through forests and around lakes, making it a great time for families to spend time outdoors.Winter transforms Haanja into a snowy wonderland, making it superb for winter sports enthusiasts. The area is well-known for its cross-country skiing tracks, and there are opportunities for snowboarding and ice skating. The crisp, clear air and snow-covered landscapes create a picturesque setting, appealing to couples looking for a cosy, active getaway.