Voka (village)

Voka is a small village located in the Saaremaa Parish of Saare County, Estonia. Situated on the island of Saaremaa, it lies approximately 25 kilometers southwest of the island's capital, Kuressaare.

Voka is a rural settlement characterized by a relatively sparse population and a landscape dominated by agricultural lands, forests, and coastal areas. The local economy is primarily based on agriculture, fishing, and increasingly, tourism, particularly during the summer months.

While lacking major industrial or commercial centers, Voka is notable for its proximity to natural beauty and opportunities for outdoor recreation. Nearby attractions include the Baltic Sea coastline, offering beaches and scenic views, and opportunities for hiking and birdwatching in the surrounding natural areas.

Historically, Voka has been a part of the broader history of Saaremaa, which has experienced periods of Danish, Swedish, and Russian rule before becoming part of independent Estonia. The village retains a sense of its rural character and traditional way of life, while also adapting to modern developments and tourism.