SURROUNDING AND SIGHTS

Vilsandi

In Mustjala village there is a shop, post office, Mustjala Anna Church (Lutheran; 1863) and St Elias Church (orthodox; 1873). The first archbishop of Finland's orthodox church, Herman (1878-1961), served as the vicar of Mustjala parish in 1911-1923.
Folkloristic open-airplay "Mustjala pulm", Mustjala wedding
Mustjala Music Festival in July
Swimming on a natural beach at Küdema bay, 4 km, another long beach at Tagalaht bay, 12 km.
The Küdema kurisu, Küdema village, 7 km, behind sand dunes, which are ancient remnants of the Littorial Sea, there is a depression of karstland, where the stream from Ohtja lake is swallowed into the ground.
Ninase village windmills „Eit and Taat“, 7 km
Old coastal artillery casemates, built by the Soviet Army in 1939 according to the treaty between Soviet Union and Estonia, Ninase, 8 km
Saaremaa cruise and yacht harbour, cafeteria "Rotterdam" in summertime, Ninase, 8 km
Tagaranna, well-preserved fishing village, which received the "Kaunis Eesti kodu" (beautiful Estonian home) award in 2009, nearby there are ruins of a Soviet Army missile base, and Ninase limestone cliff (1 km long and 5 meters high) with the m/s Estonia's memorial, 10 km
The Panga Pank limestone cliff (2,5 km long and 21 meters high), 21 km
Mustjala Mustard, mustard manufacturing, Pahapill village, next to Panga, 20 km
Vilsandi National Park, nature conservation area, fine long dune beach, 25 km, Kihelkonna
Kaali meteorite crater, Estonia's most unique geological object. It is estimated that the meteor fell in the year 700 B.C. The crater has a diameter of 110 meters and in the crater there is a lake, which has a diameter of 50 meters. 18 km from Kuressaare towards Kuivastu.
Kuressaare town, 30 km, bus connection from Mustjala 3-4 times daily, except once on Sundays, timetable: see Links.
Bishop's castle, best preserved medieval fortress in the Baltic countries, museum of Saaremaa's history and nature, Kuressaare
Saare Golf (18 holes), 2 km from Kuressaare centre