In recent years, as a result of coastal erosion, the rocky shoreline (the so-called North Estonian Klint) has collapsed in places, and clay slides have formed, making it difficult to walk along the seashore itself, where the beach is very narrow or even absent in some sections. During strong northerly, northeasterly, or northwesterly winds, this section becomes extreme, so it is better to choose the road (No. 133: Saka – Ontika – Toila) or public transport operating on that route, which runs above the cliffs of the so-called North Estonian Klint.