visible outcrops of sandstone from the Cambrian period unique to Estonia.

People have been lighting bonfires on the highest limestone shore in Suurupi for centuries. In 1760, a massive limestone lighthouse was built here to warn captains about rocks in the water and direct the ships safely to the Reval harbours. At first, a live fire was made at the top of the lighthouse. The balcony of the lighthouse, which is located 63 meters above sea level, offers an amazing view of the Tallinn and Lohusalu Bay.

The lighthouse hosts an exhibition of the technology used in the lighthouse and you can get acquainted with the history of Estonian maritime and Suurupi lighthouses.

devoted to the 100 year anniversary of the Republic of Estonia.

is included in the UNESCO World Heritage List and is the oldest wooden lighthouse in Estonia.

different bird species nest here.

From the end of May to the middle of September there is regular ship traffic to this island located ten kilometres from Tallinn. Transport to the island: www.monica.ee/soidugraafik-naissaarele and sunlines.eu

A small, trendy early Gothic style church, +372 56904417

Maximum height 35 meters.

During times when the water level has risen it can be hard to pass through the part of the path located at the foot of the precipice.