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We will start our journey next to Viru bog and move towards eastern Estonia. Our ride takes us to the coastal area, allowing us to enjoy beautiful pine forests and exciting trails with views to the sea. First day will end in an old submarine harbour, where we will enjoy a nice dinner. Second day starts from Hara harbour and we will move towards Loksa and Võsu. Again we will experience a lot of untouched nature and see places, where nature has beaten what man has once created. Our destination for the day is Võsu area where we can relax and enjoy our dinner. On the third day we have Oandu-Ikla hiking trail waiting for us. This is one of the most famous hiking trails in Estonia but due to it´s length it is not crowded at all. It will be truly enjoyable ride through the forests. If you are interested to experience Estonian nature in it´s full glory and take the most of it then this is the trip to take! Additional information: For bikes we will use Tunturi electric fatbikes, which will assist the rider so you can enjoy the ride and surroundings. Distance we cover for each day will be about 50km. We will have fresh batteries for the bikes for each morning so we do not have to worry about running out of electrical support.

Escape to Apple Manor & Garden Complex for a perfect nature retreat in Latgale. Our historic estate blends the charm of a manor with a 1939 stone building, set in serene natural surroundings. Indulge in one of our 25 elegant rooms, featuring hand-painted murals inspired by Latvia’s beauty. Enjoy our expansive forest trails, sports grounds, traditional Charm Black Sauna, and nearby Feimanka River for relaxation. Experience seasonal activities like apple picking, painting workshops, aroma creation, and sauna rituals. Additional amenities include a self-service grill, horseback riding, and lake trips. Book your escape today to enjoy nature and luxury in harmony.

A 45-minute car ride from Tartu takes you to the remote Peipsiveere Nature Reserve, one of Estonia's wildest and least populated areas. This expansive and pristine wetland, recognized as a Ramsar site, is a sanctuary for many endangered, privacy-seeking species. Additionally, Estonia's largest cranberry reserves are hidden here. For Estonians, picking wild berries is a cherished tradition passed down through generations. Join our guided berry-picking trip to taste freshly picked cranberries and experience the satisfaction of gathering them. Cranberries thrive in the unique bog landscape, rarely found elsewhere in Europe. The bog is soft and moist, with a distinctive aroma from wild rosemary. After berry picking, we'll light a campfire and serve dishes made from local forest ingredients, including cranberries. 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.

Immerse yourself in our curated experiences blending folkloric rituals, workshops, and treatments for mindful living. Tailored to your preferences and schedule: -Herbal Crafting: Explore local flora's healing properties. -Sauna Sensation: Experience the Latvian sauna ritual. -Ancient Power Songs: Discover centuries-old folk verses. -Latvian Symbol Exploration: Decode traditional symbols. We arrange transfers, accommodation, and meals, suggesting journeys beyond Riga for deeper exploration. Travel options include public transport, bikes, or eco-friendly Teslas. Extend your stay in rural guesthouses or camping. Meals showcase local flavors, enriching your Latvian adventure amidst scenic landscapes.

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.

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.

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).

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.

This is one of the most popular tours amongst UK birders allowing to combine seeing wintering Steller’s Eiders plus breeding Woodpeckers, Owls and Grouse in just one short holiday! Best timing for this tour is from mid March until second week of April. After arriving to Tallinn airport we will be heading to Northwest Estonia to look for the Ural and Eurasian Pygmy Owls in the forests around Leidissoo Nature Reserve. Birding on Saaremaa island will allow us to see one of the most wanted seaduck in the Europe – Steller´s Eider. In the early spring birds often flock in the harbours there they are sometimes just 50-100 meters from us. Other seaducks here include thousands of Long-tailed Ducks, good numbers of Velvet Scoters and Scaup. Our last part of the trip takes us to the western taiga forests in the Soomaa National Park. It´s a Woodpecker heaven. Often we manage to see 7 species of Woodpeckers on this tour, including Three-toed, Grey-headed, White-backed and Black. Soomaa is also known hotspot for the Capercaillies while it´s smaller cousin – elusive Hazel Grouse are breeding also here. Berside birds, early spring trip is often also good for mammals. Moose are seen in most trips while Lynx activity is also at it´s peak and with very good luck we might see one while birding in the forests!

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.

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."

During the Spring meltdown, there is a short window of white water kayaking options even in the capital of Estonia, Tallinn. Usually, from the end of March until the end of April, the water level in Pirita river raises more than a 100%, giving us the chance to enjoy a speedy and super fun adventurous 9km kayak tour inside Tallinn. Basic balance and some physical skill is needed, but it`s safe and doable for most adventure seekers. Are you coming to Tallinn for a few days with a backpack? No problem. In addition to kayaking equipment, we provide drysuits, water shoes and helmets, so you don`t need any special clothes. Come as you are. Amazing nature, beautiful views in a nature protection area, fast, fun and adventurous - all of this 20min from city centre.

Sunrise is one of the most enchanting moments of the day. Welcoming it on the water, surrounded by nature coming to life, is a magical experience. In spring and summer, Latvia’s Ķemeri bog blooms in all its splendor. Serenely paddling through mossy meadows and canal mazes, you might encounter swans, ducks, and other bog inhabitants. The gentler and more mindful we are with the bog’s nature, the more we will feel, see, and enjoy its beauty.

Our commitment lies in curating a holistic sanctuary, in the Pädaste tradition of hospitality, ensuring that each moment resonates with the symphony of your senses crafting an immersive experience that nurtures your body, mind, and soul. Step into our Natural-SPA realm, rooted in centuries-old Estonian herbal traditions, merging seamlessly with state-of-the-art spa technology. Our commitment to purity ensures that all ingredients are organic, sourced from the pristine nature of Muhu Island, meticulously prepared in our spa kitchen to offer you treatments enriched with pure, natural goodness. When every sense is ignited to its fullest, you’ll encounter an awakening—an unveiling of your true essence, immersed in tranquility. It’s here that your presence is felt, harmonized in a symphony of sensations that lead you to your most serene self. Possible to enoy: Pädaste Smoke Sauna and guided rituals Herbal Steam Sauna Salt Crystal Sauna Muhu Wood-burning Sauna Nordic Cold Tub Healing Hot Spring Seawater Hot Tub by the Bay

In winter, when the rivers and water meadows of Soomaa have frozen over and the weather conditions are favourable, you are welcome to try riding on a kicksled! These lightweight sleds are perfect for gliding over ice and packed snow. You stand with one foot on one runner and push off with the other foot. Some sleds even have a seat for kids to ride or to carry supplies. The sleds or kicksleds or kicksparks make it fun to hike on frozen flood areas or forest roads. When planning the route of the hike, we will take into consideration your wishes, experiences, and the weather conditions.

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.

We are introducing and promoting traditional heritage smoke sauna culture. We have two saunas: a traditional smoke sauna and a greenhouse sauna. Before the sauna, guests may also go on a hike in our forest upon request. A smoke sauna session usually lasts 2.5–3 hours. Upon request, guided sauna rituals can also be arranged, led by sauna master Silver. The sauna is built next to a pond. During the sauna session, guests cool off by jumping into the water; in winter into ice hole :D Each sauna can accommodate up to 8 people at a time. The sauna price includes a sauna whisk and fireweed tea made at our farm. Jantsu Farm is located in Southern Estonia, only 7 km from the city of Tartu. Possible to stay overnight in summer season we provide luxury glamping, in autumn/winter a double room. Guests should bring their own sauna towel, and in winter also flip-flops (Crocs). Possible to have towels also from us. Sauna hats are available from us.

The Smoke sauna traditions of Old Võromaa have found their honoured spot on the list of UNESCO intangible cultural heritage of the world. At Mooska Farm, you can try a piece of this ancient Estonian heritage for yourself. A traditional sauna session lasts at least three (3) hours and the smoke sauna of Mooska Farm can comfortably accommodate eight people. The rich aroma of burning wood is complemented by a whispered note of meat smoked in the sauna, birch boughs, and sauna honey. Since it's located next to a pond, during the winter, you can quickly dip yourself in an ice hole, the rest of the seasons just cold water. The sauna's cost includes two boughs, hand-made soaps, sauna honey and herbal tea.

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.

RIGA Mindfulness Walk combines gentle movement, calming breathing practices, music-guided slow walking, and sensory experiences. Participants explore city parks from a new perspective, enjoy a mindful tasting, pause for meditation in nature, and take part in relaxed sharing. The experience is grounded, restorative, and designed to support calm, focus, and overall well-being.

Rummu quarry lake is the best place to dive in Estonia and the safest way to do it is with our diving instructor. Trial diving is for people who do not yet have a diving certificate, but are interested in diving and want to learn about it. This experience is suitable for ages 10 and up, and participants are not expected to be good swimmers or have previous diving experience. It is important to be healthy. First, a short training session takes place, during which the participants are told about the basic rules of scuba diving, about the equipment and they are taught to behave properly in the water. Then a personal dive will be done in the Rummu "Underwater Prison" area with Rummu Diving instructor. The underwater part of the dive lasts approximately 20 minutes per participant, and during it we visit the most exciting places of this diving area, the underwater forest is inspected, and there is no shortage of exciting surprise objects. After diving, it is possible to extend your water sports experience by snorkeling (swimming on the water with a mask/tube and flippers). The participation fee is 75€ per person. Price includes instructions, diving equipment and 1 dive with our instructor and Rummu Quarry day ticket. The total duration of the program depends on the number of participants in the place, but at least 3 hours must be taken into account. After diving you can do some snorkelling and Finnish sauna is also included in the package.

Our luxury wildlife photographic hide complex can accommodate up to 24 photographers at 2-metre wide windows. All hides are interconnected and you can easily move between them. The windows in our hides are 180cm x 50cm and made by Photo Logistics in Spain. Their specialist photographic glass is used all over the world in premier hides. 2 people per window. The complex is heated and Wi-Fi is available throughout the complex. Possible to have also smaller hides at the complex.

Nature Tours Estonia offers bogshoe tours and snowshoe tours in the Peipsiveere Nature Reserve, located in the eastern part of Estonia. The Peipsiveere Nature Reserve is renowned as one of the wildest forest and wetland areas in Estonia, encompassing both Ramsar and Natura-designated sites. Bogshoeing (snowshoeing) is the greatest way to discover these unique places and landscapes. The quiet rivers, lakes and bog islands are home for many birds and mammals, including protected species. Our guides have extensive experience in nature conservation and practical outdoor living, both being passionate nature enthusiasts. Minimum age 7 years 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.

In Estonia, 38 blooming species of orchids have been counted. Estonia is famous as an orchid paradise. In Estonian, many common names of the orchid plants include the word ‘kägu’ (cuckoo), indicating that the best time to go looking for orchids is when the cuckoo is singing.