The farm houses three distinct species of flightless birds: African ostriches, Australian emus, and South American rheas.
Despite Estonia's northern latitude, the birds are adapted to the environment and spend time in outdoor paddocks.
Ostrich eggs produced on the farm are occasionally available for culinary purchase depending on the laying season.
The farm provides specialized feed for visitors, allowing direct interaction with the animals.
Ostrich skin is processed into high-quality leather goods sold in the on-site boutique.
Muhu Ostrich Ltd. is an ostrich farm located on Muhu Island, Estonia, specializing in the display and interaction with African ostriches, emus, and rheas. Visitors can walk through the enclosures to observe the birds at close range and learn about ostrich farming in a northern climate. The farm functions as an agritourism destination where guests can feed the birds and purchase various ostrich-related products, such as feathers, eggs, and leather items. The site includes a dedicated farm shop that sells locally produced goods alongside ostrich-derived merchandise. Educational information is provided regarding the lifespan, dietary habits, and anatomy of the ratites housed on-site.
The main viewing area by the primary ostrich enclosure where birds frequently approach the perimeter fence.
Wear closed-toe shoes as the farm area can be dusty or muddy.
Purchase the provided feed at the entrance to ensure a better interaction with the birds.
Check the official website before traveling if you are visiting outside of the peak summer months.
Attempting to touch the birds without staff supervision or ignoring safety warnings regarding the height and strength of the animals.
The farm operates primarily during the summer season; check for closures or limited access during winter months.
Do not feed the birds unauthorized food; always follow staff instructions when entering enclosures to avoid being pecked.
