Allikli

Allikli is a small, uninhabited island located in the Baltic Sea, off the coast of Estonia. It is part of the West Estonian Archipelago. The island's terrain is primarily rocky, with sparse vegetation consisting of low shrubs and grasses. Allikli is relatively flat and small in size, with a coastline marked by numerous small coves and inlets.

Historically, Allikli has seen limited human activity. Its strategic location may have offered some navigational or observational benefits in the past, but there is no evidence of permanent settlements. The island's remoteness and lack of resources have contributed to its uninhabited status throughout recorded history.

The marine environment surrounding Allikli is typical of the Baltic Sea, with brackish water conditions. The waters are relatively shallow in the immediate vicinity of the island. Birdlife is present, with various seabirds utilizing the island for nesting and resting, particularly during migration seasons. Due to its undeveloped nature, Allikli is considered a valuable habitat for local wildlife, especially avian species. Access to the island is typically restricted and requires specialized boating knowledge due to prevailing sea conditions and potential navigational hazards.