Karepa

Karepa is a village located in northern Estonia, specifically in Lääne-Viru County, within the Haljala Parish. It is situated on the coast of the Baltic Sea, known for its scenic coastline and natural environment.

Historically, Karepa has been a small fishing village. Today, while fishing remains a part of the local economy, tourism and recreational activities contribute significantly to the area's livelihood. The village offers opportunities for hiking, swimming, and enjoying the natural beauty of the Estonian coast.

Karepa is known for its geological features, including the distinctive coastal formations and stone fields. These features are part of the larger geological landscape of northern Estonia, influenced by the Baltic Ice Stream during the last glacial period. The area is often of interest to geologists and nature enthusiasts.

The climate in Karepa is typical of the northern Baltic region, with cool summers and cold winters. The coastal location moderates temperatures somewhat compared to inland areas.

Access to Karepa is primarily by road. The village is connected to other settlements in Lääne-Viru County by local roads. Public transportation options may be limited.