Destinations

Come over and see what the Green Maiden in the Dungaga Castle is doing, listen to the pleasant sound of the Livonian tongue, to the soughing of the sea and the rustle of the forests, and the tinging of the church tower bells. Greet the crocodile of Dundaga, take a nap in the shade of a mighty oak and climb up the Slītere lighthouse. Smell the scent of pines and junipers, count the old-fashioned wooden fences in Livonian villages. Taste the traditional carrot pie and smoked flounder, and dance till you drop at the annual Kolka fishermen party.

Liv Coast – Līvõd Rānda
The Livonians or Livs are one of the Baltic Finno-Ugric peoples that inhabited an extensive territory of the modern day Latvia in the past. Now they are twelve villages on the shores of the so-called Great Sea and Small Sea, namely, the Baltic Sea and the Gulf of Riga, where the roots and the beginnings of the Liv people lie. It is their material and spirtual culture, the Liv dialect, and notable personalities of literature and art. It is the green, the white and the blue in the Liv flag. It is the spite hardened by offshore winds and persistence. Everything Livonian is in our midst. On the first Saturday of August, the Livs from all over the world and representatives from related nations
annually gather in Mazirbe to celebrate the Liv Festival.

Cape Kolka
Sea, land, and a creative space for everyone. Peoples and seas, men and nature, sunrise and sunset meet at Cape Kolka. Seaways and flyways cross here.

Dundaga Castle
The Dundaga Castle with its two-meter high defensive walls and its vast manor estate that reaches up to the former port of Sīkrags, the shipyards and the lighthouses of Cape Kolka, dates from the 13th century and breathes history. Today it used for theatrical productions, wedding ceremonies and celebrations, offers tours, degustation of local delicacies, comfortable and inexpensive accommodation, and a range of untapped opportunities and discoveries. Here you can visit permanent and temporary exhibitions, including the only permanent exhibition of medals in Latvia, maintained in cooperation with the Latvian Art Medal Club. It is also home for an arts and music school.

Slītere National Park
The Slītere National Park is a particularly protected nature reserve and cultural heritage protection area that is surrounded by two seas and situated in the very north of the Kurzeme. It makes part of the European network of protected areas. Slītere National Park offers exciting walking and bicycle routes, sights of relict relief features left behind by disappeared seas and picturesque views from the Slītere lighthouse across the dense Undžava forests all the way to Saaremaa. The professional research personnel will gladly share their experience and knowledge.

Kubalu school - museum
The school that in 1842 was built by the Dundaga manor serves since 1972 as a museum for curious students interested in the region’s history and culture.

Tourism objects
Information about more than 30 tourism objects at Dundaga municipality.