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Kuressaare (URE): free parking only counts if you register it

Three town buses serve the airport and a taxi is about ten euro. Since 1 July 2026 the first 24 hours of parking are free, but only if you start the session in an app. A parking disc is not enough.

  • Buses 1, 2 and 12-3 connect Kuressaare Airport with the town.
  • The airport is 3 km from the city centre.
  • Average taxi fares are around 10 EUR, and Bolt works here.
  • Taxis drop off right in front of the terminal.
  • Parking has been chargeable since 1 July 2026.
  • The first 24 hours are free, but you must still register the start of parking in a mobile app or by mobile parking. A parking disc alone is not enough.
  • That is the catch. Leaving a disc on the dashboard for a day trip is not compliant, even inside the free period.
  • After the free period, each further commenced 24 hours costs 3 euro.
  • A monthly pass is 30 euro, and periodic passes are priced by length.
  • Pay via Pargi.ee or Parkner, or by mobile phone using the area code KUR.
  • A mobile operator service fee applies to every session, including one under 24 hours.
  • The car park is unattended. The page gives its size as both 88 and 70 spaces, so treat the figure as approximate.

Buses

  • Routes 1, 2 and 12-3 connect the airport with Kuressaare, on the ordinary town network.
  • The airport is 3 km from the centre, which is why the town buses do the job and there is no airport coach.

Taxi

  • Taxis drop off right in front of the terminal.
  • Average fares are around 10 EUR for the run into town.
  • Bolt operates here as well as the local taxi firms.

Parking, and the trap in the free period

  • Parking became chargeable on 1 July 2026.
  • The first 24 hours are free. But the airport is explicit that the start of parking must still be registered in a mobile app or by mobile parking, and that a parking disc alone is not sufficient.
  • After the free period, every further commenced 24 hours is 3 euro.
  • Longer stays: a periodic pass priced by length, or a monthly pass at 30 euro.
  • Pay through Pargi.ee or Parkner, or by mobile phone using the parking area code KUR.
  • A service fee from your mobile operator applies to each session, and the airport notes this applies even to a stay under 24 hours.
  • Parking operations are run by Uhisteenused AS.
  • The airport's page gives the car park as 88 spaces in one place and 70 in another. Either way it is a small unattended lot in front of the terminal.

Where this is

  • Kuressaare is the main town of Saaremaa, Estonia's largest island, and this is the island's airport.

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