The document summarizes Latvia's maritime history and involvement in tourism by ship. It lists several actual ships involved in tourism in Latvia, including "Palsa" in Mersrags, "Hercogs Jekabs" in Ventspils, and "Libau" in Liepaja. It also discusses the two most successful periods in Latvian history in the 17th and 19th centuries. Finally, it provides details on the shipbuilding industry in Latvia between 1850-1924, when over 550 sailing ships between 25-40 meters were built along the coast.

1. Actual ships involved in tourism business in Latvia

2. “ Palsa” in Mērsrags

3. “ Palsa” in Mērsrags

4. “ Hercogs Jēkabs” in Ventspils

5. “ Libau” in Liepāja

6. “ Libau” in Liepāja

7. “ The Flying Dutchman ” in St. Petersburg

8. Around the Kolkacape

9. Kolkacape in storm

10. Viking s hip project in Latvia

11. Length 21,56 m width 5 m ship for 30 rovers

12. Viking s hip project in Latvia

13. Two most successful periods in history of Latvia 17th century time of Duke Jackob 19th century time of Krišjānis Valdemārs

14. Krišjānis Valdemārs – “Latvians bring the gold from the Sea”

16. From 1850 till 1924 - 550 Sailing ships were build in Latvia 250 in Vidzeme and 300 in Kurzeme region Length 25-40 meters Width 6 m

17. Ships were built near the seaside

20. Foto and mūzikas albūms “Zaļš,Balts,Zils”

26. Izstāde Lībiešu svētkos

28. Za ļš,Balts,Zils prezentācija Mazirbē