Let's go rowing.

Okay, I don’t have any container ships, but I plan to transport people. And not just like that – still canoes!

Originally I wanted to say that these are my first canoes, but well… that would be a bit of a lie. In fact, I already have 10 of them. They are Hasle 530 canoes – stable as grandma’s stool, fast as the neighbor’s stories and so foolproof that even if you see a rock, you don’t make a fuss.

I have paddled in Estonia in all kinds of weather – night, day, rain, sun and fog. But the most awesome thing of all is the morning sunrise with a foggy moon – honestly, it feels like you’ve landed in Narnia.

Paddling is not just paddling – it’s a lifestyle. Like yoga, but with more mosquitoes and wetter socks.

If you just want to rent a canoe – then by all means, I rent one!

Adventures can be had on the Pirita and Jägala rivers, and certainly also in the Aidu canals, where the water is straighter than the streets of Tallinn. And when April arrives, the month of the Võhandu marathon, things will get serious – but don’t worry, I’ll help with a boat, strength and good advice.

So, dear friends – let’s stay fashionable and let’s all come and paddle!

By the way, a canoe is not like a sofa. You can’t just sit there, you have to move a bit too.