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Tallinn is probably only capital in Europe that has such a good possibilities for bird watching tour – Paljasaare Nature Reserve is inside the city, some good birdwatching spots in the coast and green areas of Tallinn and also surrounding areas of Tallinn. Birding season 2025 booking have started, best time of the season would be end of April and May. Current winter conditions seem promising for owls and woodpeckers. This tours focuses on areas in Tallinn and we visit also surrounding areas of Tallinn- alvars (special type of grassland) and forests for birdwatching. Tour is about 6 hours, include, guide, transport, spotting scope, binoculars.

This is the world where the best traditions of bath complexes, past and future, fire, water, earth, and air come together to help you relax and rejuvenate, gaining health. In the forest spa, the aromas of herbs unfold, filling your body with phytoncides and essential oils, imparting their energy. An experienced bath master will take care of you, guiding you through an aroma ritual, steaming with oak branches followed by contrast, cleansing procedures in the hammam, and a relaxing massage to the sounds of nature and a gong. Immerse yourself in an atmosphere of tranquility and peace, leaving behind daily worries.

Gajedis.lv creates unique hiking experiences in Latvia by combining scenic nature walks with gourmet 3-course meals served in the forest. We bring together movement, nature, and fine dining — all in one unforgettable outdoor adventure.

Seals are marine mammals that leave no one indifferent with their human-like nature and interesting ways of life. Watching grey seals roaming on the rocks and swimming in the sea around the small islands and coves of Kolga Bay is a unique and memorable opportunity to get to know one of the most fascinating seascapes in Northern Estonia and to get a closer look at the life of the Baltic top predators - grey seals. For seal and wildlife watching, we use a purpose-built, enclosed-cabin boat with up to 6 seats. Its one-way mirror glass windows allow you to observe nature, while remaining invisible and disturbing as little as possible the shy wildlife. Quiet and precise manoeuvring and stationary positioning are ensured by an electric bow engine, which allows the seals to be observed more closely and with less disturbance than with conventional watercraft. The hull of the boat is constructed from highly durable recycled plastic and has a stable shape with low sides. For this reason, and with the possibility of a low seating position, our boat trips are particularly well suited for photo and video recordings of seals and seabirds. If the weather and visibility are suitable, we can monitor the seals; underwater activities with a small underwater drone. If necessary, we can also open both the windows and roof hatches to let the sun and the salty sea air refresh us, or observe the animals and birds from a distance through binoculars or enjoy the views of the seascapes.

This autumn tour focuses on three key species: Eurasian Lynx, Brown Bear, and Grey Wolf, in three distinct wilderness areas - West Estonia, Lahemaa National Park, and the Alutaguse area. We'll spend a night in a Brown Bear hide in the Alutaguse area. In autumn, bears actively forage to prepare for winter hibernation. We'll search for Eurasian Lynx primarily in the late afternoon, evening, and night using thermal scopes, covering significant ground. For Grey Wolves, we'll head to the stable western region where wolf packs have resided for years. During the day, we'll rest or engage in brief birdwatching trips. While our main focus is on the three predators, we'll have good opportunities to see Raccoon Dogs, Elk, Red Foxes, and Pine Martens.

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.

An unforgettable sled ride with our brave sled dogs awaits you! The ride duration is flexible, ranging from 20 minutes to 2 hours. Sit back comfortably on the sled, let the quiet snowy landscape carry you away, and leave everything else to our experienced musher. Beyond the ride, you'll get to meet our friendly sled dogs, learn about their history, and even help our team prepare them for the journey. This experience offers more than just a ride; it opens the door to the everyday life of sled dogs, giving you a rare chance to dive into their extraordinary world. P.S.! Keep the weather in mind when choosing your clothing, as the entire activity takes place outdoors!

Experience Estonia's Natural Beauty! Join our all-inclusive 4-day retreat in Põhja-Kõrvemaa, Estonia, accompanied by friendly Alaskan malamutes. Enjoy hiking, swimming in lakes and bog pools, and foraging for berries and mushrooms. Participate in daily yoga, meditative sessions, and a purifying sauna ritual. Engage in guided mindfulness practices, evening bonfires, jamming sessions, and a dance celebration. Savor vegetarian meals made from local ingredients, cooked with a local forest chef. Stay in a cozy house with all amenities, shared rooms, and optional sauna house showers. Available in August and September. Contact lapland@visitkorvemaa.ee for inquiries and booking. Embrace nature and rejuvenate your spirit.

Join one of the most popular tours among UK birders, allowing you to combine sightings of wintering Steller’s Eiders with breeding Woodpeckers, Owls and Grouse in just one short holiday. Our 6-day birding focused holiday in West-Estonia takes place from mid-March until the second week of April, the best time to visit. Our professional guides will take you on a tour to Leidissoo Nature Reserve to search for the Ural and Eurasian Pygmy Owls, followed by birding on Saaremaa Island, where we can spot the endangered Steller´s Eider. Our last leg of the trip will take us to the western taiga forests in Soomaa National Park, known for its woodpeckers, including Three-toed, Grey-headed, White-backed and Black. We may also spot the elusive Hazel Grouse and Capercaillies in Soomaa.

Tihuse Horse Tourism Farm welcomes riders from the UK to explore the wild beauty of Estonia’s Muhu Island on horseback. With over 200 native Estonian horses and a deep connection to local heritage, Tihuse offers guided treks through untouched forests, coastal meadows, and ancient village landscapes. Our rides are led by knowledgeable horse guides and designed for riders who value nature, authenticity, and cultural depth. In addition to unforgettable riding experiences, Tihuse also provides cosy on-site accommodation and hearty homemade meals made from local ingredients—perfect for a relaxing stay in the Baltic countryside.

We present a unique tourism product that combines an exhilarating hot air balloon flight with a challenging 10-20km hike from the landing location. This adventure offers a one-of-a-kind experience to witness the natural beauty of the surrounding terrain from two distinct vantage points, making it an ideal option for adventure seekers seeking a truly unforgettable excursion. The location varies and is dependent on weather conditions.

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.

This tour offers an extensive exploration of Estonia and Latvia, beginning with three days in Tallinn, where participants can delve into the city's medieval history, visit the Rocca al Mare Open Air Museum, and enjoy a medieval dinner. The journey continues to the beautiful Lahemaa National Park, and includes a visit to Palmse Manor and a night hike at Jaagri Villa. The itinerary then moves to Tartu, to explore its university and cultural sites, and further to the Setomaa region for a deep dive into local customs and the Obinitsa museum. The adventure carries on to Latvia, starting with the ancient town of Cēsis, enjoying nature in Gauja National Park, and exploring the historical Sigulda and Turaida. The tour concludes in Riga, Latvia's capital, with a comprehensive city tour and an optional canal or kayak trip, showcasing the city's rich Art Nouveau architecture and bustling market life. The trip offers a blend of historical sightseeing, cultural experiences, and natural landscapes, culminating in a profound understanding of Baltic heritage.

Lazy Bikes offers stylish and comfortable electric fat-tire bikes for easy and fun adventures. Based in the charming town of Līgatne, we also arrange tours and bike deliveries across Latvia. Our e-bikes make it simple to enjoy scenic routes and forest trails without getting tired, whether you’re exploring local sights or taking on a longer ride. Each bike comes with a phone holder and access to pre-recorded routes matched to your rental time and interests — from easy roads and sightseeing to more challenging off-road tracks. It’s the perfect way to explore Latvia’s nature at your own pace.

Enjoy the peace and quietness of Soomaa National Park. Start your day with a refreshing walk in the bog or forest trails. In the evening experience an Estonian sauna ritual with a sauna master and relaxing massage, all together about 3 hours. Later have a rest in a unique, cozy room in Soomaa Holiday Village. In the morning don’t forget to have a quick dip in the river to start a perfect day.

Explore the beauty of Kurzeme's Great Wave Sea on a 6-day self-guided hiking adventure. Sandy shores, quiet villages, and coastal cliffs await. Begin in Liepaja, where history meets the sea. Enjoy local flavours in Pavilosta and panoramic views from Uzava lighthouse. Your journey ends in Ventspils, offering fun for families. Hike 20-30km per day, preparation is highly advised.

Experience the "SMART BIKE" electric bicycle motor propelling you to speeds up to 25 km/h, covering over 60 km on a single charge. These additional "muscles" assist the Sigulda landscape, conserving energy for nature appreciation. Ideal for Gauja National Park exploration, the Smart Bike suits long distances, aligning with eco-friendly transport. Opt for Sigulda's bike routes and embark on joint adventures for sports enthusiasts, families with children and the elderly.

Estonia is located on the migration route for millions of passerines flying through central Estonia as well as over 50 million waterfowl and shorebirds flying along the north-western coast. More than 330 species have been identified in Estonia, of which more than 220 are breeding birds. In 1999, Estonia held the European record for the highest number of species seen in a day - unbelievable 189. Possible to see some: Tens of thousands of Cranes in Matsalu, Yellow-browed Warbler, White-tailed Eagles, Golden Eagles, White-backed Woodpecker, Three-toed Woodpecker, Black Woodpecker, Lesser Spotted Woodpecker, Grey-headed Woodpecker, White-fronted Geese and Bean Geese Peak autumn migration of songbirds, waders and waterfowls Goshawk, Peregrine Falcon, Black Grouse, Yellow-browed Warbler (probably), Lapland Bunting, Nutcracker, Crested Tit, Long-tailed Tit, Bearded Tit

Explore West-Estonia at your own pace with our GPS-triggered storyteller. Follow a curated route to discover exciting places like Valgejärve Trail, Padise Monastery, Rummu Quarry, Vasalemma Manor, Ohtu Manor, Harju County Museum, and St. Michael’s Church. Pause at museums, campsites, and shops along the way. The audio guide covers 10+ points of interest, providing fascinating stories about each location.

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 "Flavor Journey" at Grill House Pernigele is an immersive beef tasting experience that takes you through the diverse flavors of premium beef cuts. This journey introduces you to the art of selecting quality meat, cooking techniques, and how different cuts affect flavor. From raw to slow-cooked, you'll explore the nuances of beef, including steak types, marbling, and aging. The experience includes exclusive cuts not commonly available and dishes prepared on a special charcoal grill, ensuring a unique taste. Complemented with fresh grilled vegetables, oven-baked potatoes, and hand-picked wines, it’s a flavorful adventure for true beef enthusiasts.

Departing from "Tači," we'll explore the Nēģu (lamprey) dunes. Then, crossing Annasmuiža Bridge towards Svētupe, we'll ride through a beautiful pine forest to Svētupe and along the river to Lībiešu Upuralas (Sacrificial Caves). The first rest break awaits in the scenic Svētupe bend. Continuing, we'll head towards the Vitrupe River to Brīdaga (one of the Soviet-era "zero zones"), riding on gravel roads. From the Vitrupe River into the sea, a splendid coastal ride awaits to Svētupe rivermouth, with nearly constant chances to ride alongside the water and enjoy e-bike advantages. We'll also see Lāņi Manor along the way. From Svētupe rivermouth to Salacgrīva, we'll ride a forest bike path, exploring interesting spots. Upon entering Salacgrīva, we'll explore some intriguing bends before returning to "Tači."

Enjoy a week-long guided tour through Latvia's natural areas and landmarks. Discover Europe's widest waterfall, hike on the white sand beach in the Baltic Sea resort town of Jūrmala, traverse the Vidzeme rocky coastline, canoe and bogshoe through Latvia's national parks, and sample the mouth-watering natural cheeses, honey and wines from local small-scale farms. End your days relaxing in a traditional countryside sauna, taking in the serene surroundings.

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.