Bernāti Beach

Wind-shaped pine tree on coastal dunes overlooking the sea

Pine tree on coastal dunes beside a sandy beach

Weathered dead tree on coastal dunes overlooking the sea

Coastal dunes with wind-shaped pine trees near the beach

Sand dune with coastal grass under a clear blue sky

Sandy coastal dune with pine trees and grass

Sand dune with coastal grass near the sea

Coastal dunes with pine trees and a wide sandy beach

Pine forest above a sandy beach overlooking the sea

Fallen pine tree on a sandy coastal slope by the sea

Sandy coastal dunes with pine trees and grassland

Coastal dune with wind-shaped pine trees and sea backdrop

Old tree stump in coastal dunes overlooking the sea

Sandy seaside with dunes and pine forest

Pine branch over the sea with a sandy beach at bernāti coast

Dead pine trunk on a coastal bluff above a sandy beach

Leaning pine trees on a coastal bluff with a sea view at bernāti beach

Dead tree on a coastal bluff overlooking the sea at bernāti beach

Pine trees on a coastal bluff overlooking a sandy beach at bernāti shoreline

Coastal bluff with a solitary pine tree overlooking the sea at bernāti beach

Coastal bluff with pine trees and sandy beach at bernāti shoreline

Sand dune with coastal grasses and pine trees at bernāti beach

White dunes with grass and sea view at Bernāti

Pine forest and dead trees on Bernāti Beach dunes

View of Bernāti Beach from the top of the dunes

Path to Bernāti Beach through white sand dunes

Bernāti Beach is one of the gems of Latvia's western Baltic coast, located in the South Kurzeme region, just 15 km south of Liepāja. This wide, white-sand beach is part of Bernāti Nature Park – a unique protected area with ancient pine-covered dunes, including Latvia's highest coastal dune, Pūsēnu Hill (37 m). Here, you can enjoy peace and wild nature: walks along mythology-inspired educational trails, sunrises and sunsets at the "Green Ray" marker – the symbolic westernmost point of Latvia. However, caution is advised – the sea can be treacherous with sudden drop-offs and rip currents. It's an ideal spot for those seeking tranquility, the scent of pines, and a true connection with the power of the Baltic Sea.