Bay Ride – 30-Minute RIB Experience

A fast-paced 30-minute ride aboard a real rescue-class RIB boat.

Discover Tallinn Bay from the sea on board an authentic rescue-class RIB vessel.

Organized in cooperation with a local SAR sea rescue team, this exciting 30-minute experience combines speed, open-sea adventure, and beautiful coastal views aboard a professional rescue craft designed for real maritime operations. From the moment the engines start, you’ll experience what it feels like to travel across the Baltic Sea waves in a genuine rescue-class RIB. While the ride is thrilling and memorable, safety always remains the top priority throughout the experience.

No previous boating experience is required, and the experience is suitable for visitors of different ages and activity levels. Before departure, all participants receive a thorough safety briefing and the necessary safety equipment.

When booking, you can choose both your preferred departure time and your preferred boat type.

By participating in this experience, you also support the work of the local volunteer sea rescue team operating in Tallinn Bay.

Our Boats

Chilli – Red RIB Boat

A versatile dual-purpose RIB vessel used for both sea rescue operations and leisure rides. The cushioned seats make the ride smoother and more comfortable, making it especially suitable for families and for those looking for a balance between comfort and adventure.

Capacity: up to 10 passengers.

Vigri – Grey SAR RIB

A SAR RIB boat specifically designed for sea rescue operations, offering a more authentic operational rescue vessel experience. Passengers sit along the sides of the boat in the traditional rescue boat layout, bringing you closer to the water and creating a more adventurous and immersive ride across the bay.

Capacity: up to 6 passengers.

Both boats travel at similar speeds and follow the same route program and strict safety procedures.

Please note: The organizer reserves the right to change the boat type used depending on weather conditions, operational requirements, and vessel availability.