Kaberneeme

Kaberneeme is a small village on the northern coast of Estonia. It's 40 km east of Tallinn on Kaberneeme peninsula.

Kaberneeme is a village in Jõelähtme Parish, Harju County in northern Estonia. It is known for its beach. Kaberneeme. The area has traditionally been connected with fishing and maritime activities. Today, tourism and recreation are important to the village, particularly during the warmer months. The surrounding forests and coastline provide opportunities for walking, cycling and enjoying nature. Kaberneeme is also close to several other coastal villages and natural areas in northern Estonia.

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• Kaberneeme beach — A sandy and pebbly Baltic Sea beach surrounded by pine forest.
• Kaberneeme harbour — A small harbour serving local boats and recreational activities.
• Kaberneeme Peninsula — Coastal landscape with forests, beaches and views over the gulf of Finland.
• Kaberneeme pine forests — Forested areas suitable for walking and nature observation.
• Kaberneeme coast — Rocky and sandy sections of shoreline with views across the gulf of Finland.

• The beach is the biggest attraction of the village. It is 2 km long with pine tree forests edging right up to the shore.
• Camp trails can be found in the forest.

• OKO Restoran, Sadama tee 1, ☏ +372 53004440, oko@okoresto.ee. From October 1st OKO will go on winter holiday. You can eat in the port restaurant. 

• Lahemaa National Park and all its sights.
• Tallinn – The capital, and financial and cosmopolitan centre of Estonia, with a medieval Old Town. Beautiful and expensive.