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Bungee Sigulda is a unique place in Europe, where jumps with a bungee are taken from a cable car. The height of a jump above the river Gauja is 43m. As safety is the main priority for each jump the technologies and inventory are developed strictly observing the standards of mountain climbing and dangerous equipment with a safety reserve of 7-20 times. Since 1992 Sigulda Bungee is giving an opportunity to fulfil one of the most memorable adventures in a life time in a safe way. More than 100 000 people have tried this attraction already.

Estonia is among the top three bird watching destinations in Europe for the number of species spotted here. With over 380 species of birds spotted in Estonia annually. Estonia’s indented coastline, numerous islands, forests, bogs and other diverse cultural landscapes are all great spots for bird-watching. The best time for bird-watching is during their migration when millions of birds fill the skies. Birding season begins as early as in March. Spring migration culminates in mid-May and the bird observation season winds down by mid-June. The autumn migration tends to be more modest, but draws enthusiasts to Estonia in September and October as well. Thanks to the large forest areas and suitable habitats, six species of eagle can be seen in Estonia as well as 8 of 9 European woodpecker species.

Join an expert guide on a foraging adventure for wild mushrooms and berries in Taevaskoja primeval valley, the most beautiful area in Southern Estonia. We pair what we have picked with our high-quality, homegrown ingredients to create an unforgettable meal, providing you with a unique experience of traditional Estonian cuisine. After a long day in the forest, unwind in a hot sauna and take a refreshing plunge into the pond — a perfect way to end the day.

Explore the wild Soomaa National Park on a Nordic Ski Tour this winter. Glide across the largest bog system and take in the breathtaking winter scenery that surrounds you. Our experienced guides will lead you on a journey through the park, pointing out the unique history and tracks of wildlife that make this area so special. Perfect for beginners and experienced skiers alike, this tour is a must-do for anyone looking to experience the beauty of Estonia's winter landscape.

Immerse yourself in Latvian wilderness at the century-old log house nestled between forest lakes. Biologists Anita and Gundars, your knowledgeable hosts, offer insights into the local fauna, imitating animal calls and sharing their expertise. Surrounding habitats include swamps, lakes, old forests, and biologically rich meadows, home to diverse wildlife like deer, wolves, and lynx, along with abundant birdlife and botanical treasures. Guided tours, tailored to your interests, blend with cozy overnight stays in a rustic sauna house or tents by the lake. Experience nature authentically with no modern amenities, campfire cooking, and exclusive access for a truly immersive adventure.

Archery is a great way to relax and regenerate naturally for people with any physical fitness or age! At DabaLaba archery track you will spend your day in nature, you will have a chance to shoot with the classic bow, you will get to know Latvian animals, you will get to taste our fire boiled ""Archers soup"", you will spend a excellent time wit your family, friends or colleagues. We offer 2 different tracks: Long track (3.5 km long, 20 targets) and short track(~ 1 km long, 10 targets)"

Seize the opportunity to acquire new skills and enhance your existing ones in sea kayaking. Every Wednesday, we welcome anyone eager for an active evening outdoors on the water. Participants will prepare the equipment and boats themselves. The activity spans 2-3 hours during which we will focus on developing technical skills, learning new paddling exercises, and honing water techniques. Participants should possess prior experience in sea kayaking.

Discover the forests and bog landscapes of North Estonia and experience the peaceful rhythm of Estonia’s wilderness on a three-day hiking retreat in the Kõrvemaa Nature Conservation Area, located next to Lahemaa National Park. This small-group nature experience combines guided hiking, authentic countryside accommodation, sauna culture and wild nature moments, offering the perfect balance between adventure and relaxation. Each day we explore different landscapes – forest trails, ancient bogs and hidden lakes – discovering the natural beauty and biodiversity of northern Estonia. Along the way we take time to pause, taste wild berries, listen to the sounds of nature, swim in bog lakes and enjoy lunch surrounded by the forest. Evenings are spent in a rustic countryside accommodation at Uuejärve Matkapesa, where guests can relax in a traditional wood-heated sauna, swim in the lake and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere of the forest. After dinner the evening continues with a campfire gathering, listening to the sounds of nature or watching the northern sky during the famous White Nights season. This retreat is designed for travellers who wish to slow down, reconnect with nature and experience Estonia beyond the usual tourist routes.

Join this diverse tour that combines beautiful nature and hiking along the coastline with alternative sights from the Russian and Soviet history in Estonia. During this tour you will see beautiful coastal cliffs, waterfalls and alternative abandoned sights all during one day tour. Visit Keila waterfall – third most powerful waterfall in Estonia. Hike along northern Estonian coast and admire the view on the cliffs over the sea. Explore hidden remains of Peter the Great's Naval Fortress and walk through its underground rooms (fitness level recommended). Drive through the Soviet-era industrial city of Paldiski and see its Russian Orthodox church. Explore the unearthly Rummu submerged quarry and have a opportunity to hike around the mountain, created from the waste of the prison industry (fitness level recommended).

Embark on a fully customized journey through Latvia's heritage, customs, and nature, tailored to your schedule. Our programs combine outdoor exploration, culinary delights, and cultural discoveries, engaging multiple senses for an unforgettable experience. Choose offerings to craft your dream adventure: from Nouveau Tribute Dinners celebrating Riga's art nouveau architecture to Hands-On Craft Workshops crafting traditional leather footwear or reduction-fired ceramics. Dive into a world of possibilities: Master Baker Insights, Latvian Libations Delight, Wild Harvest Adventure, Coastal Hike Adventure, Folk Dance Immersion, and more. Experience life beyond Riga with tailored transfers, accommodation, and meals showcasing seasonal delights.

Begin your SUP and Kayak expedition with a stroll and warm-up at the scenic Abavas Rumba Waterfall on the Abava River. For the daring, take on the challenge of navigating the whitewater of the waterfall. Along the way, discover the ruins of the Svente mill and try your hand at the classic zip-line over the Abava river, first installed in 1948. The journey culminates in Renda, where you can capture stunning photos, share your experiences, and admire the Īvande waterfall. Don't miss out on this unforgettable adventure through Latvia's natural beauty.

We'll begin our journey at Līgatne Nature Trails, exploring off-the-beaten-path gems with e-bikes. The route encompasses diverse surfaces: asphalt, gravel roads, and forest trails, and includes scenic spots like Gūdu Cliffs, Katrīna's sandstone cliff, Līgatne Ferry, the historic Paper Mill Workers' Village, Lustūzis sandstone cliff and cellars, Līgatne River, the Fisherman's Path, and enchanting forest trails.

Discover Estonia’s hidden wine scene on this relaxed, private tour through its countryside. Visit family-run vineyards, taste unique wines made from local fruits like blackcurrant, rhubarb, and sea buckthorn, and meet the people who know the craft by heart. Between tastings, enjoy local food, peaceful landscapes, and moments of pure comfort in saunas and spas. From workshops to cozy evenings, it’s an experience that combines flavour, nature, and friendliness. Available May to September, our tours are led in English, with other languages available on request. Estonia may not be on every wine map yet—but that’s what makes it special.

This tour takes you to some of the best places in Europe for seaduck and passerine migration, visiting different migration bottlenecks each morning. During the peak days, up to half a million Chaffinches, tens of thousands of Siskins, or continuous chains of Long-tailed Ducks pass through the observation points in West-Estonia. You will also have a very good chance to find some forest specialties, such as Pygmy and Ural Owls, Hazel Hen, White-backed, Black, and Grey-headed Woodpeckers, and Nutcrackers. The evenings will be spent witnessing the amazing roosting flights of thousands of Common Cranes.

Enjoy a full-day guided kayaking adventure through some of the most distinctive and visually striking sections of Gauja National Park. The trip combines both the main Gauja River and a quieter tributary, creating a more varied and immersive experience on the water. Along the way, the landscape shifts from open river stretches to narrower forest passages and dramatic Devonian sandstone cliffs formed over 350 million years ago — a geological feature unique to this region of Latvia and Estonia. Built on over 20 years of hands-on experience in nature and more than 8 years of active guiding, each trip is adapted to the group and conditions, creating a personal and well-paced journey. You’ll also gain insight into the surrounding landscape, local nature, and Baltic traditions. Pickup from your accommodation in Riga or Sigulda is included. No prior kayaking experience is required, but you should feel comfortable paddling for several hours. Maximum 4 participants.

A guided trip in Soomaa national park that combines bog-walking and canoeing on the river. Lunch in the wild is included. Soomaa National Park is an extensive wilderness area, home to vast peat bogs, thick forests, and numerous rivers and floodplains. It's best known for its high-water season, considered the fifth season of the year when in a relatively small area between the bogs and swamp forests, several local rivers from surrounding uplands converge, creating a unique and breathtaking spectacle.

In the region of North-Kõrvemaa our trips trace the secrets of the swamps as we travel through Kõnnu Suursoo and Koitjärve bogs, it's known for its attractive landscape and a lot of lakes. The bog-shoes can be used in Estonian bogs throughout the year!

Unleash your creativity in our painting workshop, led by an experienced instructor. You'll explore various techniques and styles, capturing the manor's splendor on canvas. Suitable for all skill levels, this workshop offers a relaxing and inspiring atmosphere. Bring comfortable clothing, water, and personal art supplies if preferred. We provide year-round plein-air painting with a professional artist. In winter, enjoy a charming workshop in our outdoor gazebo with optional hot beverages, or move indoors to paint with a view of the Latgalian winter landscape from the comfort of the Apple Manor & Garden Complex.

Small Lapland turns into Winter Wonderland usually at the end of november. Our trails and trees are decorated with romantic hats of pure white snow, in the evenings, the trails and kennels are lit with fairytale lanterns, forest trails are prepared for sleddog rides and the whole area is radiating serene magic. Sleddogs love the Winter, the cold, the snow, people and the pulling. With Christmas just around the corner. Hike on a forest trail lit by lanterns with kicksleds or by foot (not with dogs). Getting to know the dogs and an overview of the life and origin of alaskan malamutes and siberian huskies. A chance to cuddle with our friendly sleddogs inside the kennels Grilling sausages, marshmallows and bread over the campfire. Wild bog tea. Some free time to enjoy nature, bonfire and good company A good opportunity to capture beautiful and original photos. EXTRA: Possible to book a sled dog ride on a cart or sled.

Explore the beauty of Matsalu National Park with our guided nature and bird watching trips, available both on land and at sea. Whether you prefer short excursions or longer adventures, contact us to experience one of Europe’s richest bird habitats. This unique adventure invites you to explore the breathtaking nature of one of Europe’s most renowned bird migration sites, combining hiking and boating for a truly diverse experience. Discover Matsalu National Park’s beauty on a 4-hour adventure combining hiking and boating. Hike through juniper groves and coastal meadows with a guide, learning about biodiversity and cultural heritage. Boat ride. A local fisherman takes us through the heart of the park, spotting birds, rocky shores, and possibly gray seals. Seasonal highlight: Witness Europe’s largest Arctic bird migration (spring/autumn). Please wear comfortable shoes and dress according to the weather.

The traditional sledge has been improved to make kick-sledging possible on ice, dense or soft snow. A kick sledge, also known as a kicksled or spark, is a fun and unique way to explore nature during the winter months. Reimann Retked offers kick-sledging trips on the snow in the forests and on sleigh paths. This unique activity is an exhilarating way to experience the winter environment.

Estonian nature offers numeros of insects, dragonflies, butterflies and all this you will find on splendid landscape. About half of Estonia is covered in forests and here you will find more coastal meadows, alvars and woodlands than in any other European country. Here is located also one of the largest meadows in Europe – Kasari meadow of 4,000 hectares. Many of the abovementioned habitats are vitally important for rare butterfly and dragonfly species. We may see the following day-flying butterflies: Old World Swallowtail – Papilio machaon, Large White – Pieris brassicae, Small White -Pieris rapae, Cranberry Blue – Vacciniina optilete, Green-veined White – Pieris napi, Common Brimstone – Gonepteryx rhamni, Amanda´s Blue – Polyommatus amandus, Woodland Brown – Lopinga achine, Chestnut Heath – Coenonympha glycerion, Wood White – Leptidea sinapis, Arran Brown – Erebia ligea, Grayling – Hipparchia semele and others, Purple Emperor – Apatura iris, Lesser Purple Emperor -Apatura ilia, White Admiral – Limenitis camilla, Red Admiral- Vanessa atlanta, Small Tortoiseshell – Aglais urticae, and other Nymphalidae, Lycaenidae and other butterflies. At night, we may see owlet moths, inchworms, Arctiidae, spinner moths, etc. In total, we will see about 60 different species of butterflies.

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.

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