Rattafest doesn't stop! The 2027 Rattafest will take you on a “Journey Through Soomaa.” From 14-16 May, we’ll set off on our bikes towards the mystical, ancient wilderness of Soomaa!
Another unforgettable three-day cycling adventure awaits, where the resin-scented forests of Soomaa, the edges of its vast bogs, and beautiful winding roads will nourish your soul.
The early bird gets the best spot! Buy your Rattafest 2027 ticket before November to get 15% off accommodation during the early-bird sale. After purchasing your Rattafest ticket, you’ll receive an email with a unique booking link and discount code.
If you would like to pay with a company invoice, please write to us at info@rattafest.ee info@rattafest.ee
Option to pay in installments! Use the convenient ESTO “Pay Later” solution. You will receive your tickets immediately, but you can pay later in 3 intallments. Simple and flexible!
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
After you make your purchase, important information about the event will start arriving in your inbox. Keep an eye on it.
In the meantime, you can sit back and relax, while waiting for the adventure. As the event gets closer, we'll send you more practical information by email. We'll share tips on how to get there most conveniently, where to park, and what to pack etc.
You can collect your wristband, route map, and all other essential materials at the starting point. Your first stop is the Rattafest registration point, located at the starting area in Tori on the first day of the event. Just follow our signs!
Transport
Cars can be parked in the car park opposite Tori Church, where the cycling event’s security team will keep an eye on them for a small fee.
Check your bike before the festival
To ensure a pleasant cycling, make sure your bicycle is in good working order before you set off. You can usually do simple maintenance tasks like oiling yourself, but it's worth having more complex inspections done at a bike repair shop. A bike assistance team will help you during the event.
Reminder
Let's wear helmets! We also remind you that on both bike paths and roads we ride on the right side and one after the other not next to eachother. We should not ride side by side, as this can create dangerous situations with oncoming or passing cars. Since locals also ride bicycles and there may be pedestrians on the road, let's be especially careful inside the settlement.
If possible, wear cycling gloves to prevent your hands from getting scratched in the event of a fall, and gloves also help prevent blisters.
We remind you that you must be sober when riding a bicycle, just like you would be when driving a car.
You should bring sunscreen (or ask our medical staff) as the spring sun burns the skin quickly.
