The Pärnu breakwater in Estonia is a popular, free-to-access scenic spot, ideal for leisurely walks and enjoying panoramic views of the Baltic Sea and the city, particularly stunning at sunset. It's generally accessible for walking, though the surface can be uneven with rocks and concrete, making it less suitable for wheelchairs on the actual breakwater itself; sturdy footwear is recommended, especially if venturing to the far end. This destination is best explored solo or with companions, rather than as part of a guided tour, and while open year-round, the pleasantest times are from late spring to early autumn, as winters can be very cold, windy, and icy. A typical visit might last between 30 minutes to 1.5 hours, depending on how far one walks and the time spent admiring the views, and it's famously associated with a local tradition of kissing a loved one at the end for good luck.