Divjūriņas Café
Vasaras kafejnīca «Divjūriņas»
A summer open-air café beside the Cape Kolka parking lot. Fish soup with sklandrausis is the standard lunch for visitors to the cape.
Divjūriņas means 'Two Seas.' The café sits at the entrance to Cape Kolka, where the Baltic Sea meets the Gulf of Riga, and is run by Kolka locals. In summer the open-air terrace serves fish soup (often salmon soup), bread and sklandrausis, the traditional Livonian Coast pastry filled with carrot and potato. The menu also includes trout, cod, herring and other fish dishes, and the upper terrace has sea views. Tour groups often stop here for simple meals. Expect a wait at midday in peak season. No reservations are needed. About 8-15 euros per person. It is about 15 minutes on foot from Kolka village to the cape parking lot, and drivers can park right beside the café.
Opening hours
May-October, daily about 11:00-19:00 (check the season's notice)
Nearby sights
- Cape Kolka
- Kolka Pine Nature Trail
- Kolka Village
- Ēvaži Cliff
- Vaide Horn Museum
- Pitrags
- Košrags
- Mazirbe Boat Cemetery