In January, the climate in Estonia is generally not recommended for travel. Average temperatures hover around -3°C, with values ranging approximately from -7°C to 0°C depending on the cities and times of day.
The climate is very cold in Estonia in January, with highs around 0°C and lows that can drop to -7°C.
Precipitation is moderate in Estonia in January: on average between 44 mm and 92 mm of precipitation is observed over the month, spread over about 2 to 7 days.
Swimming is cool to cold along the in Estonia coast in January: the sea is generally between 0°C and 1°C.
Overall, the month of January is generally not recommended for traveling to Estonia if you are looking for good weather conditions.
In January, the most suitable activities in Estonia are: Gastronomy.
Some activities remain possible in Estonia in January, in particular: Cultural visits and heritage and Northern or Southern Lights.
However, conditions are less suitable for Beach and swimming, Hiking and trekking and Nature and landscapes: it is best to check the local weather before including them in the programme.