Kabli Visitor Center

Kabli Visitor Centre is situated in the pine forest on the shore of the Gulf of Riga. Coastal sea and meadows, versatile forests, fascinating bogs and the local scenery are the most characteristic features of the nearest surroundings.

Kabli Visitor Centre stands in pine forest on the shore of the Gulf of Riga, close to the Latvian border in southern Pärnu County. The coast here is one of Estonia's busiest bird migration routes, and in autumn visitors can watch huge flocks pass and see ornithologists ringing birds at the Kabli station. The centre's exhibition tells about the forests, fens and coastal meadows of southern Pärnumaa and northern Livonia, with photos, rotating prisms and recorded nature sounds. Outside, the Kabli nature study trail leads to the beach and coastal forest, and the long RMK Kopra–Ikla hiking section passes by on its way to the border.