What are the characteristics of the Baltic Sea?

The Baltic Sea is characterized by its lowest salinity in the world.

The Baltic Sea is characterized by the largest salt water area on earth and the lowest salinity in the world. Located in northern Europe, the water depth is 70 to 100 meters, with an average depth of 55 meters. The deepest Gotland ditch is 459 meters deep.

The Baltic Sea, named after the Baltic Mountains from Szczecin, Poland to Revelle, is called the East China Sea by western European countries (such as Britain, Denmark, Germany and the Netherlands). The Baltic Sea is the inland sea of northern Europe, the marginal sea of the Arctic Ocean, and belongs to the Atlantic Ocean.

The Baltic Sea is the largest salt water area in the world. Between Scandinavia and continental Europe. It extends from 54 north latitude to the northeast near the Arctic Circle. Length 1600 kilometers, average width 190 kilometers, covering an area of 420,000 square kilometers.

Baltic tourism strategy

1, the best time to travel: the tourist season in Latvia is summer and autumn, and May to 10 is the most suitable time to travel. At this time, the temperature is suitable, the weather is sunny, and various scenic spots and activities are abundant.

2. Recommendation of tourist routes: The main tourist cities in Latvia are Riga, Culdiga, Ella, Valmy and Tugv Pierce. You can choose the appropriate tourist routes according to your own time and interests.

3. Transportation: Latvia has convenient transportation. You can choose public transportation such as subway, bus and taxi, or rent a car in go on road trip.

4. Accommodation costs: Accommodation costs in Latvia are relatively low, and youth hostels and homestays are cheaper.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Baltic Sea