Baltic Sea coast

The Baltic Sea coast in Latvia stretches for almost 500 kilometers. The coast of Kurzeme is divided by the wild waves of the open sea; at the farthest western point of Latvia - Kolkasrag - they meet with the restrained waters of the Baltic Sea Bay, which wash the white sand beaches of Riga and Jūrmala and the rocky shore of Vidzeme.

Along its entire length, the coast of Latvia never ceases to amaze with dunes, steep banks, sandstone outcrops, impressive rocks and caves.

Small fishing villages, unspoiled places of civilization, impressive port cities and the popular Jūrmala resort lend their magic to the coast.