Kabli is a village in Estonia. It is located on the coast of the
Gulf of Riga, in Pärnu County and is part of the Häademeeste
Municipality. There is a popular beach here. The city is located on
the shores of the Gulf of Riga at the mouth of the Kabli stream.
Kabli has a school, post office and bird watching station. It
also houses the Kabli Community Center and Library.
The
birdwatching station laid the foundation for the Kablinsky nature
reserve, created in 1991, later organized as a nature reserve
(Kablinsky nature reserve). The Kabli study trail is located in the
nature reserve.
On the territory of the village is Cape
Lepanina.
The village is home to the Rieder farm, several of
which have been listed as cultural monuments.
The village
runs through the Ikla beach forest.
Jacob Markson Museum. The museum depicts the life of the famous sea captain Jacob Marx.
In the southern part of Pärnumaa, on the shore of Liivi Bay, you will find a favorite place for beach holidays – the sandy beach of Kabli. A low beach with warm water is a favorite vacation spot for families with children. Here you will find a promenade along the coastal dunes and meadows, picnic areas, playgrounds and a summer cafe. In addition to an excellent beach holiday, Kabli offers classes for nature lovers. Just a few hundred meters from the beach there is a Kabli Bird watching station, the Kabli Nature Training Trail, as well as a nature information center. Prepared places for the installation of tents are located nearby.
By the beautiful coastal sea in Kabli, there is a 1.8 km long
training trail that introduces a variety of landscapes and key biotopes.
The ecological and educational trail begins at the Kabla Visitor Center,
which also has a place for a Priivits bonfire. You can take a rest break
or spend the night in a tent at the campfire site. The walkway with a
boardwalk takes one to two hours. There are two bird-watching towers on
this educational trail, and information stands and educational nest
booths associated with the smart game provided for this trail are
installed throughout the trail. You can even move along the trail in a
wheelchair and with a baby stroller. There is a Kabli bird watching
station near the trail, where birds are ringed and their migration is
studied.
Kabli Ornithological Station. In autumn, a huge 17 m
high bird trap is installed at the Kabli ornithological station, with
the help of which birds have been ringed and their migration has been
studied for almost 40 years. At the ornithological station, you can get
acquainted with the migration of birds, the work of ornithologists and
the valuable coastal landscape here. An exciting and informative 1.8 km
long educational trail runs from the ornithological station to the Kabli
Nature Center, information stands are installed along the trail, a world
of birdhouses and several towers for bird watching and admiring the
beautiful landscape are located.