Kasepää

Kasepää is a village in Estonia located in the northern part of Saaremaa island, within the municipality of Lääne-Saare Parish. Historically, Kasepää was part of the Kaarma Parish. The village is situated near the coast of the Baltic Sea, contributing to its rural and maritime character. Its geographical location places it in a region known for its natural beauty and traditional Estonian countryside.

The name "Kasepää" is believed to derive from Estonian words related to birch trees and a headland or cape. This suggests a landscape once characterized by birch groves extending towards the sea. Like many Estonian villages, Kasepää likely has a history tied to agriculture and fishing, traditional livelihoods in coastal communities.

The population of Kasepää is relatively small, reflecting the general demographic trends of rural Estonia. The village retains a tranquil atmosphere, offering a glimpse into a more traditional way of life. Access to Kasepää is typically via local roads connecting it to larger settlements on Saaremaa. Its proximity to the sea influences the local environment and the activities of its residents. The village is part of the broader cultural landscape of Saaremaa, an island with a distinct identity within Estonia, known for its unique dialect, traditions, and historical sites.