Kihnu Lighthouse, situated on the Estonian island of Kihnu, offers panoramic views of the Baltic Sea. Reaching the lighthouse typically involves a ferry trip to Kihnu Island, followed by local transport such as a taxi, bicycle, or walking. The lighthouse is generally accessible, though climbing the tower involves stairs and may not be suitable for those with mobility issues. A solo visit allows for independent exploration, while a guided tour can enrich the experience with local history and insights. The best time to visit is during the warmer months (May-September) when the weather is more favorable and ferry schedules are more frequent; winter visits may be restricted due to weather conditions. Expect to spend a few hours to a full day exploring the lighthouse and the island. Costs involve ferry tickets, local transportation, and a small entrance fee to climb the lighthouse. Visiting Kihnu offers a unique cultural experience due to the island's well-preserved traditions.