Kihnu Jõnn, otherwise known as Enn Uuetoa (1848-1913), was an Estonian sea captain. He rose to this rank thanks to many years of sea voyages in which he had not a single accident. He would captain large ships without the use of either a compass or a sextant, taking vessels out in which other captains did not dare go to sea.
Kihnu Jõnn went down with his ship the Rock City off the coast of Denmark one stormy autumn day in 1913.
The two-metre bronze memorial that has been erected to him guards the land-side sea gates of Pärnu by the city’s yacht harbour.
In the nearby region
RMK Kabli nature study trail
RMK Kabli nature study trail Kabli [...]
Suarõ Ninä – beach and a former boat landing place
Suarõ Ninä – beach and a former [...]
The northern part of the Suaru port is full of historic Kihnu fishing boats. This part of the port i
The northern part of the Suaru port [...]
