Mesi tare is Varnja based familybusiness, that mostly offers accomodation and introduces Oldbelivers lifestyle in the area. Brighteyed hosts and an unique guesthouse bring our guests back to Varnja and Onion route.

Our boathouses are great alternative to city buzz. We are located on the shore of lake Peipsi (Peipus), a little off the village street. Staying with us offers peace of mind. The boathouses are similar to campinghouse style, where there is no electricity or water inside the house. From the windows You will see lots of reality TV-shows starring with swans, ducks, storks and fox. We have 3 different boathoses to choose from, next to boathouses on the shore there are fireplaces with BBQ equipment and sitting areas. Swimming place close by. Outdoor toilet is located in a walking distance from the boathouses. The linen, blankets and sheets are included. Parking next to village street where is a parking lot for the guests. Cars are not allowed to drive to beach next to boathouses. The boathouses are named Mesi-spa (up to 4 people and a sauna on board); Mesipesa (up to 2 persons) and Mesisviit (up to 3 people, amazing view to lake Peipsi).

Onion route has quite a list of things to see and do. In summer season the Voronja artgallery is opened, also a summer pop-up restaurant Lendav Laev (Flying Ship). In the heart of Varnja stands gorgeous Oldbelivers Church. The village has library, street library and village shop. You need to pre-order a visit to a local Oldbelivers museum. Driving along the 10 km long village street You will arrive to Kolkja, where You can visit Oldbelivers museum, Kolkja fish and onion restaurant, Kostja's onion farm or Peipsimaa visitor centre. A sightseeing itself is the long street at the autumn when it's filled with local famous onion selling tables. A little further You will arrive to Alatskivi, who can show off with its amazing Alatskivi Castle. Local handicraft shop, cafe's and wine-tasting shop are places to visit. Nina village offers to admire beautiful Orthodox Church, a lighthouse and in the early springtime (March, April) unbelivably beautiful icebergs.