Saka Manor is one of the few fully restored Estonian manor complexes where centuries-long history, remarkable architecture, and the powerful views of the North Estonian limestone cliff meet.

Saka village was first mentioned in 1241, and the manor was established in the 17th century. The manor house, completed between 1862–1864, stands out from most Estonian manors with its villa architecture inspired by the Italian Renaissance, complemented by a characteristic viewing tower. After decades of neglect and military use, the manor was thoroughly restored and once again became one of the pearls of Estonian manor architecture. Today, visitors are welcomed by the restored manor house and Restaurant Cliff, park, and hiking trails.

The complex of three buildings is open year-round with 49 rooms for up to 87 guests.

• The mansion, hotel, and meretorn tower provide accommodation.
• In summer, there's a caravan park and summer accommodation.
• Major events can be hosted in the Winter Garden.

The manor can host festive events or you can simply enjoy the historical ambiance and views of the Gulf of Finland.