Keskeligilläs

Keskeligilläs is a village located in the municipality of Kärdla in Hiiumaa, Estonia. It is situated on the western part of the island of Hiiumaa, facing the Baltic Sea. The village is known for its picturesque coastal scenery and its connection to maritime history. Historically, Keskeligilläs was a fishing village, and remnants of its past can still be seen in the traditional architecture and the local way of life.

The landscape of Keskeligilläs is characterized by sandy beaches, coastal meadows, and sparse forests. The proximity to the sea has shaped the local economy and culture for centuries. While fishing remains a part of the local identity, tourism has also become increasingly important, attracting visitors who seek a tranquil retreat and an authentic Estonian island experience. The village offers opportunities for walking, birdwatching, and enjoying the natural beauty of Hiiumaa.

Keskeligilläs is part of a larger region that is rich in natural and cultural heritage. Nearby attractions include the Tahkuna Peninsula and the Ristna Cape, both of which are significant for their natural reserves and historical lighthouses. The village itself maintains a quiet and traditional atmosphere, reflecting the slower pace of life often associated with island communities. It is a place where visitors can connect with nature and experience the unique charm of Estonia's westernmost inhabited island.