Northern lights in Saaremaa tonight

Sõrve is the southernmost peninsula of Saaremaa, tapering to a narrow point at Sääre where a lighthouse stands at the tip. The surrounding land is flat agriculture and forest with no settlement at the point, and the road is paved to Sääre village then gravel to the lighthouse itself. The peninsula has a WWII German military history with bunkers visible along the road. Bortle Class 2-3 throughout the lower Sõrve peninsula, with a completely unobstructed north sky from the tip.

Harilaid is a narrow peninsula on the northwestern tip of Saaremaa, designated as a nature reserve protecting coastal dunes and seabird colonies. There are no buildings and no artificial lighting within the reserve; it faces northwest and north over open Baltic Sea with no significant land between Saaremaa and northern Sweden. The track to the nature reserve is unsealed and may require a car with reasonable ground clearance in wet conditions. Bortle Class 2 throughout, with the nearest settlement at Kihelkonna 15 km to the south contributing negligible sky glow.

Angla is a hilltop with Estonia's largest collection of traditional wooden windmills - five still standing in a row on the ridge above the Kaarma parish farmland. The ridge orientation faces north, providing a clear aurora viewing direction, with the windmill silhouettes forming a distinctive foreground for photography. The surrounding countryside is agricultural with minimal light pollution in any direction, and an information board and small car park are at the site. Bortle Class 3, with the elevated ridge giving sightlines across flat Saaremaa farmland toward the northern horizon.