As part of tour group stopped to look at Meteor crater . We did not go to museum. It is as it says a meteor crater! It was in a wooded clearing filled with water. Not worth a detour to be honest a bit under whelming but I suppose not often one sees a crater!

Somewhere around 3,500 years ago, a 20- to 100-ton meteor broke up just over what is now Kaali and smashed into the earth, forming multiple craters over about a square mile. The largest of was a crater about 300 feet across, the bottom of which is now filled with water. There is a small museum/store of sorts near the site that is convenient but not necessary for parking. The crater isn’t far from there, but there is limited parking closer in. There are also some boards with informative material about the site. Going into the crater is easy, but also an experience. It’s kind of eerie even though it has hundreds of years of growth. There isn’t much doubt that you are in an unusual space. One of our group described it as her favorite site on the island. This is one of those sites that is super cool, but where there isn't really that much to do other than see it and maybe walk around it. We were here for about 45 minutes. If you want, there are other craters from the original meteor in the immediate area. Still, there are only so many places on Earth where you can walk into a meteor crater, so it’s not something you can do very often.