Graži vieta, Louna-Eesti
Kalkahju Dolomiidipaljand is a dolomite outcrop on the left bank of the Peetri River, about 10 km south of Mõniste near Naha village, close to Estonia's southernmost point. Its longest exposed section runs roughly 100 meters and rises up to 4 meters, showing Devonian-age carbonate rock similar to dolomite found on Saaremaa rather than the limestone typical of Estonia's northern coastal cliffs. The outcrop has been protected since 1959 as a one-hectare nature reserve.