Nõva Visitor Center

Nõva Visitor Centre is the centre of RMK Nõva recreation area, located in North-West Estonia at Peraküla, near sandy beaches and forests full of wild berries and mushrooms.

Nõva Visitor Centre stands at Peraküla in north-west Estonia, among the sandy beaches and berry-rich pine forests of the Nõva coast. Peraküla is the western starting point of RMK's longest hiking route: the 192 km branch from here to Aegviidu was opened in 2015, and it continues across Estonia to Ähijärve near the Latvian border. The centre's exhibitions deal with forest fires, the migration of arctic seabirds along this coast and how a forest grows, and there is a log-cabin display about the otter and an upstairs one about the bear. A film, 'Land that Rises from the Sea', introduces this coast, where the land is still slowly rising.