📜 Diminutive lighthouse, built in 1923 for local fishermen, originally stood in a meadow. 🔍 Known as 'the leaning tower of Latvia', it's actively moving closer to the sea. Two major storms in 1967 and 2005 caused it to move to the beach and tilt. # Why Go 🌊 Witness a unique beacon's battle against coastal erosion and its ongoing movement closer to the sea. 📸 Capture striking images of the tilted, weathered structure, often called the "leaning tower of Latvia". 🚶 Explore the scenic Vidzeme coast and nearby nature reserve, enjoying a scenic walk along the seashore. ⬆️ Climbable, offering a unique physical challenge (requires physical effort). # Why Avoid ⚠️ Limited parking directly near the lighthouse, requiring a walk along the coast to reach. # 🅿️ Parking 🚗 Use own transport; park in public areas like Vitrupe or Oltūži. Paid options are available at 'Klintis' and 'Jūrasdzeņi' campsites. 🚶 Access via a walk along the seashore.