Kassari Landscape Conservation Area is a captivating natural site in Estonia, renowned for its unique blend of coastal landscapes, rich biodiversity, and cultural history.
Kassari Landscape Conservation Area, located in the picturesque region of Hiiumaa in Estonia, offers a diverse blend of landscapes that include coastal meadows, forests, and beach ridges. Spanning across the southeastern part of Hiiumaa, this conservation area is particularly known for its natural beauty and a habitat that supports a wide variety of plant and animal species. An important ecological zone, it serves as a breeding ground for numerous bird species and hosts rich plant biodiversity. Historically, Kassari has been a significant area due to its cultural heritage linked with the former fishing villages, farms, and the historic Suuremõisa Manor. Visitors can explore its scenic trails that traverse through wooded areas to open seascapes, providing ample opportunities for hiking, wildlife observation, and photography. Its sandy beaches and shallow waters are ideal for swimming or relaxing by the sea. The conservation area's appeal is further enhanced by its peaceful rural atmosphere, making it a perfect destination for those seeking tranquility in nature.
Saarnaki Laid - an islet with historical fishermen's huts
Ofitserski Beach - a sandy beach with view of the sea
Valipe Oak - a historically renowned oak tree
Sääretirp Peninsula - a narrow strip of land extending into the sea
Offers insights into the cultural history of the area with artifacts and exhibitions.
A pronounced land formation providing a thrilling walk with views of the sea.
A historical wooden chapel that reflects the traditional architecture and cultural heritage.