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01/06/2026

Bus Stop "Kabli kool"

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In 1989, a unique bus shelter was built in Kabli based on drawings by Bruno Raab. Shaped like half of a ship, the pavilion symbolises Kabli’s rich maritime history and commemorates the last wooden motor sailing vessel, “Neptun”, launched from the local beach in 1930. In the 19th and early 20th centuries, Kabli was famous as a seafaring village and an important shipbuilding centre, where large sailing ships and later motor vessels were constructed for voyages on the Baltic Sea and beyond. Today, the bus shelter recalls that era and stands as a small monument to local shipbuilders and sailors. Thanks to its distinctive design, it has become one of Kabli’s best-known landmarks, where an everyday structure is charmingly combined with the region’s history and cultural heritage.

31/05/2026

The Kabli Nature Study Trail

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The Kabli Nature Study Trail is located in Pärnumaa, in the village of Kabli on the coast of the Gulf of Riga. Opened in 2008, this 1.8 km circular route introduces visitors to the area’s coastal landscapes, dunes, forests and diverse habitats. The trail starts at the Kabli Nature Centre and mostly follows wooden boardwalks. Along the way you will find information boards, educational nest boxes, two birdwatching towers and the Kabli Bird Station, where bird migration is studied and birds are ringed. The area is a famous stopover site for migratory birds, especially during the busy autumn migration. Walking the trail usually takes 1–2 hours and it is accessible for wheelchair users and visitors with prams. Nearby, at the Priivitsa campfire site, you can rest or set up a tent.

12/05/2026

Priivitsa Campfire Site

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Priivitsa Campfire Site is located in Pärnumaa near the village of Kabli, within the Luitemaa Nature Reserve close to Priivitsa Stream and the coast of the Gulf of Riga. This small rest and camping area offers a fire pit with a grill grate, a sheltered picnic table with benches, a firewood shed and a dry toilet. The camping meadow can accommodate up to five small tents. The site is ideal for beach walkers, nature lovers and hikers exploring the forest roads and coastal areas around Kabli. Nearby Kabli bird and nature areas are famous for migratory birds, and the long-distance hiking trail passes through the region on its Kopra–Ikla section, making Priivitsa a convenient and scenic stop along the way.

11/05/2026

The Kabli Visitor Centre

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The Kabli Visitor Centre is located in Kabli village, Häädemeeste municipality in Pärnu County and is part of the Kabli Nature Centre complex managed by the State Forest Management Centre (RMK). The centre lies on the coast of the Gulf of Riga, in an area renowned for its coastal meadows, pine forests and migratory birds.

It was established to promote nature education and introduce the local environment. Here you can find information about nearby hiking trails, recreation areas and the Kabli Bird Station. Bird migration has been studied at Kabli Bird Station since 1969, and during the autumn migration thousands of birds are ringed here.

The nature trails, viewing towers and coastal meadows around the visitor centre offer excellent opportunities for birdwatching and spending time outdoors. The centre is one of the best-known nature tourism stops on the southern coast of Pärnu County.

Sources: https://rmk.ee/

10/05/2026

The Häädemeeste Beacon

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The Häädemeeste Beacon (seamark) stands in the small town of Häädemeeste on the coast of the Gulf of Riga in Pärnu County. It is a navigation mark that helps ships and smaller vessels orient themselves along the shoreline. The current beacon was completed in 1956 and forms part of the Estonian Transport Administration’s system of navigation marks. The white lattice-structure seamark has become one of Häädemeeste’s best-known landmarks and is clearly visible both from the sea and from the coast. Häädemeeste has a long history of fishing and coastal shipping, and the beacon is an important element of the maritime heritage of the Gulf of Riga. The structure is not open to visitors, but it can be observed from the surrounding area and is an interesting stop for those interested in maritime history and coastal architecture.

10/05/2026

The Lagle Campfire Site

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The Lagle Campfire Site is located in Tartu County, in the Ilmatsalu fishponds and wetlands area, right by the Ilmatsalu–Kärevere Bird Trail. This small rest spot, established by RMK (the State Forest Management Centre), offers a fire pit, table and seating, making it ideal for a short break or a picnic in nature. The campfire site is popular with walkers, cyclists and birdwatchers exploring the Ilmatsalu wetlands. The area is renowned for its rich birdlife, and during migration you can often see geese and other waterbirds using the fishponds and reed beds as an important stopover and feeding ground. Lagle Campfire Site lies within the Ilmatsalu bird area, which forms part of the Natura 2000 network of protected sites.

09/05/2026

The Rabahane Campfire Site

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The Rabahane Campfire Site is located in Tartu County, in the Ilmatsalu fishponds and wetlands area, right by the Ilmatsalu–Kärevere Bird Trail. This small recreation spot, created by RMK, offers a fire ring, table and benches – ideal for a short rest or a picnic in nature. It is well suited for walkers, cyclists and birdwatchers exploring the Ilmatsalu wetlands. The area is known for its rich birdlife, and during migration many waterbirds, including bean geese (rabahane), stop here, giving the site its name. The campfire site lies in the Ilmatsalu Bird Area, part of the Natura 2000 network.

07/05/2026

07/05/2026

Sookure Reststop

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The Sookure Rest Area is located in Tartu County, in the Ilmatsalu fishponds and wetlands area along the Ilmatsalu–Kärevere Bird Trail. This RMK-established picnic spot offers a table, seating and a sheltered area, ideal for a short break or a leisurely picnic. It is a convenient stop for walkers, cyclists and bird‑watchers exploring the surroundings of the Ilmatsalu wetlands. The area is renowned for its rich birdlife, and during migration you may spot common cranes, whooper swans and many other waterbirds and migratory species. Nearby reed beds, fishponds and floodplains provide excellent opportunities for observing nature. Sookure Rest Area is part of the Ilmatsalu bird area, which belongs to the Natura 2000 network of protected sites.

06/05/2026

Laululuige Campfire Site

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Whooper Swan Campfire Site

The Whooper Swan Campfire Site is located in Tartu County, in the Ilmatsalu fish ponds and wetlands area, on the Ilmatsalu–Kärevere bird trail, on the banks of the Ilmatsalu River. It is a small recreation area established by the Estonian Forest Management Board, with a campfire site, seating areas, and a table for a short stop or picnic.

The site is suitable as a stopover for walkers and fishermen who are walking along the river or on the surrounding trails. As the name suggests, whooper swans and other water birds can be seen in the area during migration, for which the Ilmatsalu wetlands are an important stopover.

During heavy rainfall, the access road may be difficult to pass at times. Campfires may only be made in the designated area, and visitors are asked to keep the area clean.