Purekkari Cape
Purekkari cape is the northernmost place of mainland Estonia.
The cape is 1.5 km long, covered with rocks and boulders, and located on the Pärispea Peninsula in Lahemaa National Park. There is a small island at the end of the cape, which can be reached only when the water level is low. Thorny Japanese rose bushes catch the eye during blooming and when the roses bear fruit in the autumn. In the autumn, you can also see many migratory birds.
Old military establishments and a camping site of the State Forest Management Centre are near the cape. The road to the parking lot is narrow and cannot be accessed with a large bus.
Purekkari cape is the northernmost place of mainland Estonia.
The cape is 1.5 km long, covered with rocks and boulders, and located on the Pärispea Peninsula in Lahemaa National Park. There is a small island at the end of the cape, which ca
Reviews
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Stones, stones, stones
Cape with lots of stones and with one enourmously big rock. Near to RMK tenting area which is free of charge. Cape is nice even in the rainy days. Really quiet place - only voices of nature.
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Amazing cape + free camping area
Purekkari cape is located on the Lahemaa national parks territory. Due to its location and wind conditions it's loved by windsurfers. The whole area is beautiful and peaceful. Ideal place to relax...
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Excellent short hike for quiet meditation and beautiful atmosheric surroundings
A very nice, short hike to 1,5 km long stony cape that stretches in the sea. Very atmospheric, quiet and meditative surroundings - at least when we visited in April. There are all kinds of stones of...
