Süstik

Süstik is a small, unincorporated community located in southwestern Estonia, within the administrative jurisdiction of the Mustjala Parish, Lääne-Saare Rural Municipality, Saare County. Situated on the island of Saaremaa, the largest island of Estonia, Süstik is a rural locality characterized by its dispersed settlement pattern, typical of many Estonian villages.

The area around Süstik is primarily agricultural and forested, reflecting the broader landscape of Saaremaa. Like many Estonian rural areas, its population is relatively small and has experienced demographic changes over time. The community's existence is intrinsically linked to the agrarian history of the region.

Süstik does not possess significant administrative or commercial infrastructure, with most services and amenities found in larger nearby towns such as Kuressaare, the county capital. Its identity is largely defined by its geographical location and its role as a residential area for those engaged in farming or living a more secluded rural lifestyle. Access to Süstik is typically via local roads connecting it to the wider road network of Saaremaa. The natural environment surrounding Süstik offers opportunities for outdoor activities, common for residents and visitors to the island.