There are not many places left I haven't already been to on the coast near the north-western part of Estonia. A couple of weeks ago I found a beach line when exploring google maps that I haven't been to. It's about 30km away from my home. There is no name on this exact location and also no clear path that leads there though there is a boulder that looks to be recognized. Decided to go and look if it's possible to go and check this spot out.
About one kilometer away I had to leave the car because it looked like I can't go any further. Started walking along the narrow forest trails but at some point, it started to look like a maze. Since I am not familiar with the trails I had to take out maps and navigate my directions there. At some point it looked like the trail I was on led me further away so I got off the path and made my way randomly through the forest, I could hear the sea so I just followed the sound.
When I finally arrived, I was actually amazed by the beauty of this location. The thick forest cleared up and there were sandy shores beautiful beaches. Sandy shores were accompanied by stones scattered around the area.
This is the main boulder I was looking to see, quite a large one. Let the average length human be the measure tool.
Overall this beach looked absolutely beautiful and I saw no other people there besides us. No wonder, it's not the easiest to get there. Though there were other footsteps so I think this place is a local gem where people from the nearby village of Lohusalu come to see sunsets and have a walk.
There I made a decision that we will come back there sometime in the summer when it's warm, take a portable bbq and chillax while looking at the sunset.
We walked further along the beautiful coastline to see what there is to see.
Finally, we reached the location where a small island was that is only accessible when the sea level is low enough to cross. I will leave this to another post to not stretch this post so long.