The farm successfully breeds African ostriches, which are capable of thriving in Estonia's sub-arctic climate.
Ostriches at the farm can reach heights of up to 2.5 meters.
The facility also houses rheas, which are flightless birds native to South America.
The shop sells empty, cleaned ostrich eggshells often used for decorative purposes.
The farm layout allows visitors to walk through enclosures, providing direct proximity to the animals.
Ostrich feathers sold at the farm are a byproduct of their natural molting cycle.
Muhu Ostrich Farm is a family-run agricultural site located on Muhu Island, Estonia, specializing in the breeding and display of African ostriches. The farm provides an interactive experience where visitors can observe ostriches, emus, and rheas at close range in a rural setting. It also hosts other farm animals, including ponies, rabbits, and alpacas, making it a multifaceted petting area. The site features an on-site shop selling ostrich-related goods such as leather products, feathers, and eggs. The farm functions as an educational hub regarding ostrich farming practices in a Nordic climate. Visitors can access various pens to feed the birds under supervised conditions. The property is integrated into the traditional landscape of Nautse village.
The perimeter of the main ostrich enclosure during feeding time, which allows for close-up shots of the birds.
Bring a camera, as the ostriches are often curious and approach fences for photos.
Dress in layers, as the island's coastal winds can cause sudden temperature drops even in summer.
Check the farm's official social media pages before arrival, as visiting conditions depend on animal health and weather.
Do not attempt to feed the birds items other than the approved feed provided by the farm staff.
The farm is open primarily during the spring and summer tourist season; closed during winter months.
Avoid sudden movements or loud noises near the bird enclosures to prevent stressing the ostriches; always follow staff instructions regarding feeding.
