Vergi Harbor sits on the northern coast of Estonia, in the heart of Lahemaa National Park. It is one of the few small harbors in the area that combines a working marina, boutique accommodation and a restaurant in one place.

From here you reach Lahemaa’s forests, coastal trails, sandy beaches and historic fishing villages within minutes. The village of Vergi itself has a long maritime history, and the harbor remains an active meeting point for boaters, locals and visitors.

Whether you arrive by boat or by car, Vergi Harbor works well as a base for exploring the region — for a night, a weekend or a longer stay.

Stay, eat and explore
 

At the harbor you will find Wirkes’ Restaurant, known for seasonal Estonian cuisine with local fish, game and forest ingredients. In summer you can dine on the terrace overlooking the sea; in autumn and winter the atmosphere is quieter and more intimate.

The boutique hotel rooms are located directly by the water, each with sea views. It is a calm and private setting, suited for couples, small groups and travelers who prefer nature over city noise.

From the harbor you can:

• Walk coastal and forest trails inside Lahemaa National Park

• Rent a bike

• Visit nearby manors such as Palmse, Vihula and Sagadi

• Swim from the beach or harbor pier

• Explore traditional fishing villages

• Use Vergi as a starting point for sailing along the northern coast