Mooska Farm is located among the forests of Vällamägi in Rõuge Parish, where visitors are welcomed by enchanting views of Haanjamaa. At Mooska, the smoke sauna culture of Old Võromaa lives on — a tradition recognised on the UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage list. Visitors are offered far more than simply a sauna experience. Mooska invites guests into the deeper wisdom of smoke sauna traditions, where the body, mind, and story come together in smoke saunas nestled at the forest’s edge. Here, the smoke heals and time slows down.

Mooska Farm offers authentic and deeply personal experiences centred around nature, tradition, and well-being. Visitors can enjoy traditional smoke saunas and guided sauna rituals where gentle steam and sauna whisks connect ancient customs with modern mindfulness. Small log cabins are available for changing, cooling down, or enjoying tea between sauna sessions. Sauna bathing at Mooska follows traditional communal customs, where children, women, and men share the experience together. The farm has also received the EHE quality label, recognising authentic and heartfelt Estonian experiences.

The Mooska family also organises hikes through forests and ponds, as well as snowshoe hikes during winter across the peaceful snowy landscapes of Haanjamaa. Guided tours introduce visitors to smoke sauna culture, sauna architecture, whisking traditions, and the preparation of smoked meat. Guests can taste and purchase sauna-smoked meat and homemade bread, while the farm shop offers sauna products, handicrafts, and gifts.

Mooska Farm is ideal for sauna enthusiasts seeking more than just steam, culturally curious travellers, families and small groups, lovers of nature and winter landscapes, as well as seminar groups and visitors searching for meaningful places of reflection.

Mooska is not just a place to visit. It is a place you leave feeling somehow more human. Here, silence smoulders like smoke, the steam carries stories, and bread is baked with love.

Visitors can now also join guided farm tours every Saturday and Sunday starting at 11:00. Tickets are available here.