Virtsu in Estonia 58º34.40 N - 23º30 E

Virtsu is located on the island of the same name, which integrated with the mainland during the last century. First mentioned in 1459 and later developed into a market town, it is characterized mainly by its harbour and fishing industry. By the sea, about 200 m from the Tallinn-Virtsu highway, there are ruins of a feudal castle of the Uexküll lineage that was built in 1465 and was destroyed in 1534 - "the Virtsu old Town".

Virtsu marina
	Position	Contact	Adress	Information
Harbour Map	58º34.40 N 23º30 E	Vicedirector Enn Soop	Phone/fax 372 47 75 160	Ferry line harbour. Vessels can enter the harbour by a lighted lane. Visitor jetty equipped for 10 yahts. Depth 3m. Follow local markers near jetty. WC. Shower and sauna for a fee. Currency exchange, cafe', bar, post office and stores. Telephone. Fuel and taxi upon order. Connections by bus to Tallinn, Haapsalu, Viljandi, Tartu, Pärnu and Kuressaare. Suitable for a stop en route to the Gulf of Riga or Väinameri.