Peraküla campsite

The Peraküla beach is famous for its singing sands and the clean sea. The campsite has been established to protect the fragile dunes and to provide an opportunity for holiday-makers to come as close to the seashore as possible.

Peraküla campsite lies on the long sandy beaches of the Nõva coast in north-west Estonia, about 47 km from Tallinn. The beach is known for its singing sand, which squeaks underfoot on dry days, and behind it rise fragile dunes; the campsite was laid out to protect them while still letting people reach the sea. The water is clean and cool, warming up by late summer, and on windy days surfers come here. The area also has old trees and cultural heritage sites. Peraküla is the western starting point of RMK's long Peraküla–Aegviidu–Ähijärve route, and the 3.7 km Liivase ranna–Peraküla and 7.4 km Liivanõmme study trails start close by.