Kemeri Water Tower: A 42-meter-high structure (the tallest in Kemeri) – part of Latvia’s industrial heritage and a national monument, built in 1929 by architect Fridrich Skujinis.
Sloka Lake Trail: You will walk along a path by a lake full of water birds, winding through various forests.
Melnezers Lake: A marshy lake surrounded by legends. It is said that after World War II, a lot of looted treasure was buried here.
You will walk along the coast of the Baltic Sea and Riga Bay.
Lapmežciems Regional Museum: Its mission is to preserve the cultural and historical values of the region, with a strong focus on the history of fishing and everyday life up to the present day.
You will have the opportunity to climb a birdwatching tower.
Kanieris Reed Trail (self-guided visit from the southern rest stop): Created in the summer of 2013, this unique partly pontoon trail runs through dense reed beds.
Green Dune: One of the most interesting natural objects in Kemeri National Park, known for its unique ecological system and landscape.














