Section 32. Kabli - Häädemeeste. Pärnu town and fishing villages.

The trail crosses dunes covered with forest and a protected natural territory suitable for preserving the natural habitat.

A former fisherman’s village and shipbuilding place with a beautiful beach and bird watching station.

A populated area which is known as a place where historical sailing ships were built, also it is recognized for its seashore meadows and dunes, there are even legends that UFOs have been seen here.

A church built in 1872 with a proud three-storey iconostasis and unique architecture.

Objects and stories provide insight into the daily life of Häädemeeste’s shipbuilders and sailors. +372 446 5106

As a result of cattle grazing here, plain seaside pastures, characteristic to Western Estonia, developed here.

The nature stone church built in 1874 is enlivened by red brick details and two rows of windows.

Sand dunes, also called the Hills of Lamprey (Vingerja mäed).

On the edge of the beautiful coastal sea in Kabli, there is a 1.8 km study trail introducing diverse landscapes and habitats. The nature study trail begins at the Kabli Visitor Centre, where you will also find the Priivitsa campfire site where you can rest and camp.

It takes 1–2 hours to complete the trail on wooden boardwalk. The trail also has two bird observation towers, and the entire trail is equipped with information boards and instructive nest boxes that are used in the smart game of the trail. The trail is accessible with a wheelchair and a stroller.

Kabli Bird Station is also located next to the trail, where birds are ringed and their migration is studied.