värviparil

Värviparil is a small island located off the eastern coast of Estonia in the Baltic Sea. The island has a total area of approximately 4.1 square kilometers and is part of the island municipality of Hiiu, in Hiiu County. Värviparil is one of more than 2,000 islands and islets that make up the archipelago of Estonia.

The island's name is derived from the Estonian language, with "värviparil" translating to "color reef", likely due to the colorful flora, particularly wildflowers, that are found on the island. The island's terrain is predominantly flat and consists of coastal cliffs, as well as grasslands and forests. The highest point on the island reaches approximately 10 meters above sea level.

Värviparil has a historically small human population. The island has been home to simple settlements of fishermen and as a site for Soviet-era border control. Today, there are no residents on the island, and it is largely uninhabited.

Geologically, Estonia, including Värviparil, is a region of glacial moraines forming a collection of islands and coastal cliffs. The region's geology was shaped by such past ice ages. The erosion that has occurred on Värviparil is typical of Estonia's coastline with many of the islands and cliffs resulting from glacial and post-glacial erosion.