Süütnen

Süütnen is a small island located in the Baltic Sea. It is part of the Estonian archipelago and lies within the territorial waters of Estonia. The island is characterized by its relatively flat terrain and a coastline that features a mix of rocky shores and sandy beaches. Vegetation on Süütnen is sparse, primarily consisting of low-lying shrubs and grasses adapted to the maritime environment.

The island's size and remoteness mean it has no permanent human settlements. It is largely uninhabited, though it may be visited by fishermen or other individuals for recreational purposes. The surrounding waters are important for local marine life, and the island itself can serve as a resting place for migratory birds. Süütnen's ecological significance is tied to its role within the broader Baltic Sea ecosystem.

Due to its undeveloped nature, Süütnen remains a natural landscape. Access to the island is typically by private boat. There are no established infrastructure services such as ports or visitor centers. The island's existence contributes to the biodiversity of the Estonian coastal waters and is a part of the natural heritage of the region.