The Sea and Fishermen’s Festival is observed in Latvia, specifically in its coastal towns and villages, every second weekend in July. Established in 1936 in Pāvilosta, this festival celebrates the country’s fishing industry, maritime traditions, and marine resources. Latvia, located in the Baltic region, has a coastline of 494 km, with its most important ports being Liepāja and Ventspils, originally founded by fishermen. During the festival, locals and tourists participate in fishing tournaments, colorful parades, open-air concerts, and sporting competitions, making it a popular weekend getaway by the sea. The event draws many visitors, encouraging them to travel between towns to engage in the various festivities.