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ESTLAT harbours

Overview
Project lead partner: Kurzeme planning region
Partners: Estonian Small Harbour Development Centre, Riga Planning Region, Liepaja special economic zone authority, Liepāja Marina Ltd., Pavilosta Port Authority, AK Pāvilosta Marina Ltd, New Yacht Marina, Ltd, Roja port authority, "KURLAND", Ltd, Jūrmala port authority, Riga Free port authority, Skulte port authority, Salacgriva port authority, Saarte Liinid AS, Kihnu Municipality, Wetmen OÜ, Varbla Holiday Village , Lõunaranna Investeeringud OÜ, Kõiguste Marina NGO, Port of Mõntu, Pärnu City Government
Topic: Small harbours
Start date: 2017-06-01
End date: 2020-11-30
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Improvement of sailing infrastructure and yacht harbours network building in Estonia and Latvia

Total budget:
€ 10 811 188.53
ERDF contribution:
€ 9 189 510.21
Contact person:
Aiga Petkēvica
aiga.petkevica@kurzemesregions.lv
Status:
Running

The coastline of Latvia and Estonia forms a joint sea basin and jointly it forms one of the four main destinations in the Baltic sea for sailors – East Baltic. There are excellent preconditions for benefitting from maritime travel and developing tourism since the coastline and islands carry unique cultural and natural heritage, clean nature, and safe conditions in the destination.

 

The project objective is to improve sailing infrastructure and build a network of harbors in Estonia and Latvia to promote East Baltic as a sailing destination:

 

  • Improved services of harbors in Estonia and Latvia are aimed to create standardized and harmonized service levels in harbors along the coastline of Latvia and Estonia (altogether 20 small harbors), which includes safe navigation conditions into harbors, secure environment, and good quality level services in the harbor, easy to access and understand information – while planning the trip, as well during the sailing holiday.
  • The network of harbors in Estonia and Latvia is the precondition to connect Latvia and Estonia to international maritime routes. Network building is done by adding density and fulfilling the gaps with the harbors, so the network becomes functional and can provide harbors within one-day sailing. Network building does not limit only with the harbors in Latvia and in Estonia, it should also provide the pre-defined and easy to access routes to/from main target markets  (Rostock – Tallinn; St.Peterburg - Helsinki - Klaipeda and give way-points to reach our regions in a safe, well-marked and correctly described way on sea map.
  • Promotion and marketing of Latvia and Estonia as a sailing destination. Latvia and Estonia cover the East Baltic coast and is a joint destination for sailors and marketing activities will focus on creating trust and raising awareness and explaining that it is a safe and entertaining region to visit. 


The project contributes to the implementation of the EUSBSR policy area "Tourism - Reinforcing cohesiveness of the macro-region through tourism" and the achievement of the EUSBSR objective "Connect the region"

 

Visit webpage East Baltic Coast

Project on Facebook

 

Author: Raimonds Rāts

 

Guides:

Harbours guide I {30.7 MB}

Harbours guide II {29 MB}

Coastal guide {20.4 MB}

 

6 video stories produced by the programme in summer 2020:

Pāvilosta Marina (LV)

Engure yacht port (LV)

Mõntu port (EE)

Kõiguste Marina (EE)

Ventspils Yacht Marina (LV)

Varbla Marina (EE)

 

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