Living UNESCO-listed heritage in Tori
Haabjakoda (Dugout Boat House) introduces the dugout boat culture of Soomaa, the construction of expanded logboats, and stories of the Pärnu River. You are welcome to visit the house, try a dugout boat ride on the river, or book a private program for your group.
What can you do at Haabjakoda?
Visit Haabjakoda
Explore the history and building of dugout canoes and their UNESCO-listed intangible cultural heritage.
Dugout canoe trips
Rent an authentic dugout canoe and enjoy a calm trip on the Tori River.
Workshops and groups
For school groups and private groups, we can put together a visit, workshop or special programme.
The international dugout canoe camp takes place on 3-7 August 2026
Visitors are also welcome during these days. More information by phone: +372 5061896 (Aivar).
A dugout canoe is more than a boat
Haabjakoda brings together culture, craft and a riverside experience. The exhibition tells the story of single-tree boats in the Soomaa cultural landscape, the Pärnu River basin and the historic Pärnu-Peipsi waterway.