Suarõ Ninä (nose of the island) is a historical place name for the western shore of the island. This was a landing place for Linaküla fishermen. They used to come here because it was a good place for removing caught fish from nets and for drying and fixing the nets.
Nowadays, Suarõ Ninä is a popular destination for walks in the sunset. It is also a popular swimming place and locals celebrate Midsummer Day there.
There are campfire sites and areas for sports, as well as a party site for the guests of Linaküla Beach Camping.
In the nearby region
Workshop on roosimine inlay knit cuffs at Tõstamaa Handicraft Center
Workshop on roosimine inlay knit cuffs at [...]
Roosimine inlay knitting workshop at Tõstamaa Handicraft Center
Roosimine inlay knitting workshop at Tõstamaa Handicraft [...]
Workshop “Discover the History of Tõstamaa’s Folk Costumes”
Workshop "Discover the History of Tõstamaa's Folk [...]
