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A 45-minute drive from Tartu brings you to Peipsiveere Nature Reserve, one of Estonia's wildest and least populated areas. This vast and unspoiled wetland, a Ramsar site, shelters numerous endangered species and is teeming with signs of wildlife activity. It's home to iconic Estonian animals like wolves, bears, and lynxes, along with elusive birds, notably eagles. The reserve is exceptionally tranquil, free from artificial noises in this remote region. On our hike, we'll spend the night on a secluded bog island, immersed in pristine nature amidst expansive bog landscapes. Dinner will be prepared using seasonal forest ingredients on a camping stove, and we'll sleep in tree tents. In the morning, we'll enjoy breakfast and hike back to the starting point, all under the guidance of an experienced local nature guide. 1. Public transport - buses from Tartu Coach Station to bus stop Saki. If you are coming from Tallinn, take a bus to Tartu from Luxexpress, if you want to come from Tartu by bus, find the best time for you using the time table. NOTE! There are buses from Tartu and back only on Wednesday and Saturday so that you can have a tour at 13.00 2. Rent a car or use Bolt/Taxi. We recommend that option! 3. Ask for us pick up from Tartu and back. Pick up fee is 200.00 euros.

Explore the beautiful western coast of Estonia on this scenic hiking route from Parnu to Tallinn. Along the way, you'll visit popular resort towns like Parnu and Haapsalu, passing by tranquil bays, charming fishing villages, and lush meadows. In the northern part, you'll discover the striking Pakri cliffs, offering some of the area's most stunning views. There will be sandy beaches and dolomite outcrops in some places, and you'll navigate rocky and wet sections using coastal forests and trails. You'll also have the chance to glimpse the Soviet military history in Paldiski. Enjoy a delightful journey through Estonia's coastal beauty.

A former winter tavern in the forests of the Kõrvemā region, Estonia, offers a glimpse into life in Estonia a century ago, showcasing local traditional architecture and serene natural surroundings. During a guided two-hour tour, you'll enter an archaic threshing-dwelling where people lived without electricity for centuries. You will relax and unwind with a traditional smoke sauna experience, followed by indulging in delicious, locally sourced farm-to-table cuisine.

The Serum Masterclass begins with a sensory journey, where you'll connect with our array of ingredients, selecting those that resonate most. We'll guide you through each component's benefits, ensuring an informed choice for your personalized serum from our 50+ essential oils. This mindful selection process is complemented by soothing music, candlelight, and local herbal tea. You'll depart with a 30 ml serum, elegantly packaged in a charming box with cards, fragrant silk paper, and dried flowers, offering 2-3 months of skincare. The Masterclass concludes with a serene walk to Crane Hill, boasting stunning crane flock views. Our aim is a tranquil, introspective experience, leaving you refreshed, grounded, and deeply in touch with your inner self.

This musical workshop introduces you to the kokle, a Latvian traditional string instrument known for its pure and calming sound. The session begins at the Ethnographic Open-Air Museum of Latvia, where a folk musician will provide a brief history of the kokle and demonstrate its magical melodies. You'll then have the chance to learn and play up to three simple Latvian folk songs. No prior musical experience is needed, though reading sheet music is helpful. After the workshop, you can explore the museum, picnic by the lake, or enjoy the surrounding pine forest.

Join our Adventure Therapy retreat deep in Soomaa National Park at Sea Kayaking Estonia Basecamp. Over three days: -Bonfire Night: Learn practical skills like fire-making, water filtration, and crisis preparedness. Enjoy a discussion circle led by community crisis exercise organizers, focusing on mental and physical resilience. Experience a smoke sauna and river dip. -Water Day: Challenge yourself in solo canoeing, rain or shine, learning resilience and new skills. Engage in guided discussions on adventure therapy's benefits. Enjoy dinner and a surprise activity. -Swamp Day: Explore Estonia's largest bog, expanding your mind and presence with a sunrise trip. Conclude with a discussion group and lunch. Customize this retreat for your group’s needs. Contact us to plan your adventure therapy experience.

A horse riding trip through the forests of Mõtsküla-Lootvina nature reserve in South-Estonia on our white blue-eyed Estonian Native Horses will take you to the stunning Taevaskoda sandstone outcrops on the banks of the Ahja River and the enchanting Akste Ant Kingdom, where a colony of Scottish wood ants, with over 3 billion ""inhabitants"" in about 1500 nests, reside. On the horseback ride, observe diverse varieties of birds, animals, and plants. With a bit of luck, you might spot the majestic White-tailed eagle, the largest living bird of prey in Europe, or even a Kingfisher. Take a break and enjoy a rest stop with a campfire in one of the picturesque wilderness camping sites. Previous riding experience is required.

Experience Gauja National Park's hidden heritage through an active tour starting in Strenči. Cycle past local breweries at Brenguļi and Valmiermuiža, hike through enchanting forests and along the Sietiņiezis sandstone cliff to the medieval Old Town of Cēsis. Canoe from Cēsis to Līgatne along the picturesque River Gauja, with its sandstone banks and charming farmsteads. Explore Līgatne's historic center with its paper mill and visit local wine and handicraft producers. Walk the Līgatne Nature Trails to spot wild animals. Conclude your adventure by cycling from Līgatne to Sigulda, where medieval castles and scenic views await. Total distance cycling 90 km, walking 28 km, boating 17 km.

Experience an unforgettable sunrise, daytime or sunset kayaking tour in one of the largest peat bogs on the Latvian coast - Ķemeri National Park. The bog is approximately 8000 years old and is characterized by a winding labyrinth of small lakes and pools, which gives it a unique and picturesque landscape. On the eastern edge of the Great Ķemeri Bog, a peat quarry was started during the Soviet era, but after the year 2000, a bog restoration project was implemented, resulting in its flooding. In the flooded area, a labyrinth of channels and pools has formed, creating a distinctive and unusual scenery. The bog lake showcases a diverse landscape, with low-lying herbaceous bogs, transitional areas, and the characteristic plants, shrubs, and trees of tall peat bogs. Whether during the day, at sunset, or at sunrise, the views are truly captivating!

Day in the forest full of discovery and knowledge. We discover the possibilities offered by the forest. It is possible to jointly prepare simple or slightly more complex necessities from the materials provided by the forest during the day. Everyone learns to make up to 5 bushcraft items on a care-guided day. We create a comfortable forest camp with our own hands. Creating something in natural materials connects us much deeper with nature than a conventional hike. Lunch included

The enchanting Koitjärve and Kõnnu bogs of the Kõrvemaa nature reserve await hikers from spring to autumn to get to know their diverse nature. Under the guidance of an experienced guide, a hike of about 4-6 kilometers will be completed in the swamp, getting to know the history of the area as well as the plants and animals that nest there. The hike starts in the parking lot of the Sportland Kõrvemaa Hiking and Skiing Center, from where you move on together in a box of 6×6 ZIL 131 type military trucks, which have been especially applied there for the transport of passengers. We have 4 of these trucks to display, so we can take more than 60 people on a hike at the same time.

Join our guided evening tour on the Jägala River to discover the fascinating life of beavers. As natural enemies of beavers are land animals, they are bold in water and sometimes curious. Listen for their warning signals like tail splashes as darkness falls, signaling increased activity. With luck, we may spot beavers swimming near our kayaks. Patience and silence determine our proximity. Receive instructions, then kayak along the riverbank, hearing stories about beaver life and observing their activities.

A 45-minute car drive from Tartu will take you to the Peipsiveere Nature Reserve, one of Estonia's wildest and least inhabited areas. This vast and pristine wetland features numerous rivers and lakes, making it an ideal destination for canoeing. The serene rivers, lakes, and bog islands are home to a variety of birds and mammals, including several protected species. Our canoeing tours, available from April to October, are led by experienced nature guides. Canoeing on these tranquil wetland rivers is suitable even for beginners. The tour includes a light meal: breakfast on sunrise tours and a pancake picnic on sunset tours. 1. Public transport - buses from Tartu Coach Station to bus stop Saki. If you are coming from Tallinn, take a bus to Tartu from Luxexpress, if you want to come from Tartu by bus, find the best time for you using the time table. NOTE! There are buses from Tartu and back only on Wednesday and Saturday so that you can have a tour at 13.00 2. Rent a car or use Bolt/Taxi. We recommend that option! 3. Ask for us pick up from Tartu and back. Pick up fee is 200.00 euros.

A 45-minute car drive from Tartu takes you to Peipsiveere Nature Reserve, one of Estonia's wildest and least inhabited areas. Join us for a guided sled dog tour through forests and across numerous bog islands, where you'll encounter signs of moose and other wildlife activities..

Winter in the Nõmbra Manor forest feels like a fairytale, and now you can experience it with your group. We open the doors to the enchanted forest, illuminated by 15 unique light installations. Walk through the twilight with lanterns, breathe in the crisp fresh air, and enjoy the forest life while spending quality time together in nature, complemented by unforgettable culinary delights from the wild. Menu possibilities: Forest mushroom risotto with fermented chanterelles Creamy pike and smoked potato soup Slow-cooked elk stew with ancient root vegetables, acorn biscuit, lingonberries, and smoked plums Guelder-rose cream with roasted white chocolate, cedar nuts, and reindeer moss dipped in dark chocolate Drinks: herbal tea, apple mulled wine, Nõmbra meadow schnapps Additional fun services: Tea ceremony with a shaman Snowshoe hike in Kakerdaja bog with a guide and equipment Ice skating tour on Kakerdaja bog lake, either in daylight or by lantern light in the evening Kick-sled forest trail adventure for groups Folklore concerts

On our wildlife watching and soft adventure tour for families we observe different mammals and birds. To discover them we take a boat trip on Beaver river, walk in a wild swamp using bog shoes, canoe down the river in the wetland and look for the seals in a fishing boat on our way to Saarnaki islet. At the end of our journey Estonian capital Tallinn welcomes us. The child-friendly and charming Hanseatic town is packed with lovely cafes, thrilling museums and a long history.

Experience the beauty of the Baltic Sea with the kayak expedition on Estonian coast. Estonian wild and stunning coast is ideal for exploring it from the kayak while wild camping as there are numerous pristine islands. With island hopping as your mode of transport, you'll paddle in the warm waters, explore remote islands and wild camp. This expedition is perfect for kayak enthusiasts looking for a unique adventure on the sea. Good food, good company, sustainable and lifelong experience. Book your spot today and discover the magic of kayak expeditions or request for a self guided tour custom tour.

Welcome to take a surreal SUP adventure in the swamp, where you can visit a colony of sea ravens and relax to restore your energy. As you float through the swamp, cormorants fly around, creating a magical feeling that makes everything around you disappear in the mist that envelops the swamp labyrinths. The spooky trees and birds make the visit to the legendary gathering place of cormorants even more impressive. Your adventure starts with a short walk through the forest to the starting point where you will meet your tour guide and begin your fun-filled adventure.

This is a long weekend Ski Camp in Estonian Alps. This top rated adventure provides new skills and a fun experience in the southern Estonian hills. Experience the best picks from the Estonian Winter. This package is a perfect winter getaway as a weekend or quality time off work and includes a hot sauna and all meals, all ski equipment, accommodation, ski passes and professional instructors. The activity is suitable for all healthy adults interested in outdoor adventures and getting outdoors in winter. We start with a off-piste ski tour between the highest peaks of Estonia, continue with an evening on the cross-country Ski Trails in Haanja Ski Centre. The second day comes with a full day Alpine Ski Training in a ski resort.

A sauna ritual in Wiire’s smoke sauna is a sensual, deeply touching experience that takes you out of your everyday life and brings you back to your centre. This facilitated journey is led by a sauna woman – a space creator, storyteller and spiritual healer in whose caring hands the sauna becomes a sacred place. The ritual follows the stages that have evolved over time, inspired by nature and folklore: welcoming, cleansing, healing and giving thanks. At each step, one moves deeper into relaxation and connection with oneself. The sauna uses only natural ingredients – salt, ash, honey, herbs and various incense to invigorate the body, revitalise the senses and soothe the soul. The sauna ritual progresses from a peaceful introduction through an intense middle section to a quiet and grateful end. Each participant’s experience is personal and unique – created in the moment, in the space and with themselves. Possible to stay overnight.

This soft adventure combines canoeing and hiking along a forest river inhabited by beavers and singing birds. The trip concludes with a bog shoe hike. No prior canoeing or bog shoe hiking experience is necessary.

Just 45 minutes from Tallinn, Maidla Nature Resort is nestled in the Estonian wetlands. Our tiny Nature Villas, on stilts, blend 15th-century manor charm with 21st-century design. Most villas for 2 include a sauna, outdoor bathtub, and fireplace; some feature a terrace or outdoor jacuzzi. Guests can rent canoes, SUP boards, hike in the bog, or enjoy tea and sauna rituals. A homemade breakfast is served by the house fairy. Dinner at Michelin green-starred Soo restaurant offers dishes inspired by nature and seasonal, regional produce.

Nature-watching walks from spring to autumn in the west coast of Estonia. There is a possibility to see migrating birds as they cover fields, stopping to rest and observe nature's awakening in the forest when leaves start sprouting on trees and plants. Moose, boar, foxes, and deer roam the area daily. White-tailed eagles can be seen eating at the beach, along with various kinds of herons and swans. Traveling is made easy with the help of our friendly horses, which assist us in carrying the luggage.

During different periods, Estonia has been the country with the highest lynx population density and the local individuals are one of the largest in the world. Its’ main prey – Roe Deer, is doing better year after and so is the local lynx population. Right now, an estimated 550-600 Eurasian Lynx inhabit the forests of Estonia, and one of the best areas to spot them is Lahemaa National Park in the northeastern part of the country. March is the mating season for the main target of this tour but a great time to look for the lynx is autumn when the temperatures have dropped and mammals have become more active again. The species spectrum is very similar to early spring. Although this tour concentrates on the Eurasian Lynx, we will most likely also meet other mammals sharing the same habitats, such as Elk, Roe Deer, Snow Hare, Pine Marten, and Raccoon Dogs, just to name the main ones. Daytime will be used for resting and looking for bird specialties, such as the forest grouse and woodpeckers. If the snow conditions are suitable, we would also go lynx-tracking. Evening excursions will give us also the chance to spot several species of owls, such as the Ural Owl and Pygmy Owl. Looking for the lynx will be done with thermal imagery binoculars and we start usually an hour/half an hour before sunset. Usually, we look until late in the evening or sometimes even until the first hours of the new day depending on our success and level of tiredness. Scheduled trips: 20/10/2024 - 25/10/2024 03/03/2025 - 08/03/2025 11/03/2025 - 16/03/2025 18/10/2025 - 23/10/2025