Kõpu Nature Reserve offers a serene escape with its rich biodiversity and historical significance located on the Kõpu Peninsula in Estonia.
Kõpu Nature Reserve, situated on the Kõpu Peninsula in western Estonia, is a remarkable area known for its unique ecological and historical elements. It covers an extensive area filled with a variety of habitats, including coastal meadows, forests, and wetland ecosystems. These diverse habitats support an array of flora and fauna, with rare and endangered species such as the white-tailed eagle often observed here. Established to protect the distinctive natural landscapes and historical sites such as Kõpu Lighthouse — one of the oldest continuously operating lighthouses in the world, the reserve invites visitors for both its natural beauty and historical intrigue. Recreational opportunities abound, from hiking on its trails to scenic photography, each providing a means to connect with the untamed landscape. Its remote location and well-preserved nature make it a haven for those seeking relaxation away from urban settings.
Kõpu Lighthouse
Diverse wetland ecosystems
Species-rich coastal forests
Scenic views from the coastal cliffs
One of the oldest lighthouses in the world, offering stunning views.
A key geological and ecological area, home to rare plants and animals.
These provide crucial habitats for diverse bird species in the area.