The "Three Bridges" cycling route will give you the opportunity to explore both banks of the Salaca River, see important cultural and historical sites and visit local farms. read more ››

The hiking route will take you on a short hike, during which you will have the opportunity to see beautiful, photography-worthy natural landscapes! read more ››

The Kuiviži watchtower is 14 m high. Climbing the tower, which is built from the sturdy trees, gives you a surreal feeling - the view is breathtaking - the sea, small yachts, the harbour, the recreation complex "Kapteiņu osta", the Kuiviži apartment houses and the highway. read more ››

The Kuiviži yacht port is perfect for sailors and yacht enthusiasts, while nearby on the adjacent pier, local fishermen dock their fishing boats early in the morning to unload the morning catch. read more ››

Laila Olte is passionate about handicrafts - socks and jackets for newborns, woven belts and rugs, knitted socks for children and adults, loafers, puzzles, etc. You can buy handicrafts in the shop "Radīts Piejūrā" or order them by contacting the craftswoman. read more ››

Salacgriva Water Sports - Recreation Society organises training on kayaks, canoes and coastal rowing boats for children and adults of different ages. Experienced instructors. read more ››

Kuiviži Yacht Club offers sailing training for youth in Open skiff and 420 yacht classes. read more ››

The altar of the church currently houses an oil painting "The Ascension of Christ" by the Limbaži pharmacist K. Gelhar, which was placed on the altar in 1847. The pulpit and some of the benches date from the second half of the 18th century. read more ››

The horses are the main attraction, but you can also see the other pets - rabbits, sheeps and goats (safe for petting, treats and beautiful photos). read more ››

The aim of the association is to promote the development of women's initiative and participation in community activities and entrepreneurship in rural areas. read more ››

The memorial is located between Pērnavas and Vilņu streets. read more ››

Here, you can view Soviet-era audio, video, and photographic equipment—from the earliest models—as well as various magazines, books, toys, dishes, and interior objects, whose history extends even further into the past. read more ››

At the Nature Centre, visitors have the opportunity to learn theory in an interactive way - through games and laughter - to learn and strengthen their knowledge about specially protected nature areas and our coastline, the Vidzeme Stony Seashore. read more ››

The church was built according to the project designed by architect R. Pflug in 1849. His buildings reflected Byzantine architectural forms, which can also be seen in this church, where the so-called "Russian-Byzantine" style is combined. read more ››

A small timber processing company that strives to combine a fast-paced, modern lifestyle with the peace of nature. The company likes to experiment with different natural materials to make amazing objects and accessories that bring everyone a little closer to nature. read more ››

Created in Salacgrīva. The company's specialty is wooden jewelry adorned with crystals and pearls. A variety of accessories are made, including bracelets, brooches, earrings, necklaces, glasses beads, and silk hair ties. read more ››

Rīgas Street is the only paved street in Salacgrīva and has always played an important role in the social and cultural life of the town and beyond. read more ››

It is impossible to determine how old Salacgrīva is. The hillfort on the right bank of the Salaca River is considered the oldest part of the town. read more ››

Salacgrīva Lighthouse is located on the right bank of the Salaca River - a square white tower with a red lantern at the end. Today the lighthouse is no longer in operation. read more ››

The Port of Salacgrīva is the farthest northern port in Latvia - it is located on the NE edge of the Gulf of Rīga at the mouth of the Salaca River, 100 km north of Rīga and 13 km south of the Latvian-Estonian border. read more ››