From a seaside town to a forest
Porsche’s Sunday Drives series followed disc golf champion Kristin Lätt on a short journey from Pärnu to Jõulumäe in western Estonia. The route covers approximately 27 kilometres, linking a coastal town with forest and recreational facilities.
The feature is a travel story rather than a new car launch. Yacht guests exploring the Baltic can use the idea as inspiration for a separate day ashore.
A place the athlete knows well
Lätt has a long personal connection with Jõulumäe, where she has trained and spent time since childhood. Her return to the area provides a different perspective from a standard tourist itinerary.
The recreational centre offers activities through more than one season, although exact options depend on the operating calendar. Visitors should check what is available when they plan to go.
Electric driving through the landscape
Porsche photographed the outing with an all-electric Macan against the transition from town streets to Uulu-Võiste pine forest. The car forms part of the visual story without determining how a visitor has to make the journey.
Road conditions, charging availability and seasonal access need their own planning. A manufacturer travel feature does not certify any particular route in all weather.
A change of pace from the marina
Pärnu can form a starting point for Baltic travel that includes both the coast and inland experiences. A hired car or arranged transfer can broaden a short yacht stop without moving the vessel.
The Porsche article and its route-specific imagery supply the distance and destination. Harbour arrangements and the practicalities of a yacht visit must be checked separately.
