Kuunsi Beach, a beach at the northern most point of Ruhnu Island that ends at Kunsudden or Kuunsi Nose. A rocky spit divides Ruhnu coast into Higher-Ruhnu on the east and Lower-Ruhnu on the west – this is especially evident at Kuunsi. On the east side of Kuunsi there is a narrow (10 m) beach covered in a dense cobble stone and boulder paving. From the land side, it is surrounded by an up to two meter high terrace eroded into old coastal sediment that is continually shaped by the sea during storms. On the west side of the top of the cape there is a low sandy beach that is often swallowed up by waves. The coast is covered in forest.

At the top of the cape there is daymark that is no longer in use.

Kuunsi stone covered east beach	Old boat harbors (­known as lauters) can still be seen on the Kuunsi east beach
Kuunsi low sandy west beach	Cormorants near Kuunsi

Created in 2014