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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.

A guided walk through Kārļamuiža Landscape Park by the River Amata in central Latvia offers inspiring views of some of the largest Devonian rock formations and cliffs in the ancient Gauja River valley. The walk starts at the Kārļamuiža estate, which was once home to one of the largest fruit tree nurseries of the 19th century and the first horticultural school in the Baltics. Before setting off on the walk, you'll be treated to a refreshing glass of natural Kārļamuiža apple juice, crafted from apples grown in the estate's orchard. After the walk, savor a delicious meal of locally caught trout from the River Amata. Kārļamuiža guest house is a hiker’s-friendly tourist accommodation.

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.

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!

Our journey begins in Liepupe village, formerly known as Pernigele, near the "Sidrabiņi" tavern. We'll travel from Liepupe to Lembuži, hugging the coastline to Tūja village at a relaxed pace. Then, we'll reach Ķurmrags lighthouse, exploring the Ežurga cliffs, a 2km sandstone strip, with the guide's assistance to carry bikes over rocks. Expect many picturesque stretches. Riding on the coastal sand is weather-dependent. We'll pause for a break at Veczemju cliffs, then continue along the coast with a brief highway section to the Vitrupe rivermouth and a breathtaking coastal ride to Svētupe rivermouth. Through forests, we'll explore bends and the Nēģu (lamprey) dunes, concluding our journey at Salacgrīva's "Tači."

Unwind in a peaceful, nature-filled retreat designed to refresh both body and mind. Relax in the sauna or outdoor hot tub, and let the soothing sound of the Gong calm your thoughts. Enjoy natural essential oils made from local ingredients, or join a yoga session in summer. Afterward, rest in Brazilian-style hammocks under the birch trees or explore the surroundings by bicycle. Each holiday home offers a cosy stay with meditative books, calming scents, and thoughtful details for deep relaxation. Spend a night here and reconnect with yourself in harmony with nature.

Estonia's largest bogs and most beautiful hiking trails are located in Soomaa National Park! Come and discover the most beautiful places in Soomaa National Park! Accompanied by a local tour guide, you will get a genuine and complete Soomaa experience - we will hike with bogshoes and a canoe (or kayak), enjoy a light meal in the middle of nature, and tell stories about local life and nature. In the summer we will swim in the bog lake to refresh ourselves, in the spring and autumn we will make a campfire and enjoy a warm drink! "There's no WiFi in Soomaa, but we'll promise you'll find a better connection with nature!"

Spend two full days outdoors boating and hiking in the Dviete Floodplain in southeast Latvia. The floodplain meadows are flooded by the waters of Daugava, the largest river in Latvia, usually between mid-March and the beginning of May, with the water rising by 4-6 meters. During high waters, we go kayaking over the flooded meadows. When the water is low, we explore the area by hiking. Be prepared to challenge your outdoor survival skills as we will be building our own shelters for overnight stay. At nighttime, we might hear the neighing of wild horses and, with a high probability, the howling of wolves. The Dviete Floodplain is located on a bird migration route of European importance, and in springtime, gathering waterfowl can be observed.

Tea ceremony is a beautiful way to escape from the fast pace of life and ground yourself in nature. During this meditative tea drinking session, you will experience the effects of tea leaves carrying ancient wisdom, affecting your body and soul. Tea has been a ceremonial drink for centuries in both Chinese and Japanese cultures. The process of making tea is ceremonial and thought through from picking the leaves all the way to pouring and drinking it. At the same time, it is strongly intuitive and in deep harmony with the rhythms of nature. Depending on the season, tea ceremony can take place in the area of Maidla Nature Resort in the wild or in the indoor space of the Servants House.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Experience the picturesque and primeval nature of the River Ahja on a guided canoe trip during a summer evening in South Estonia. As you pass the stunning sandstone cliffs at Taevaskoja , time seems to stand still during the long, lush Nordic twilight. No experience is necessary for our guided canoe trips. Life jackets are provided to all participants, regardless of their swimming ability. The instructors will also provide a safety briefing before the journey begins. Your experienced instructors will share their knowledge about the local area, its flora, fauna, and the river's history. You'll gain insights into the ecological importance of this pristine natural environment while enjoying your adventure.

This grand hiking tour includes some of the best and most beautiful parts of the Forest Trail in Latvia and Estonia. Hikes in the forest trails and villages are combined with trips and excursions in cities, as well as other popular tourist sights in both countries.

Spend a night at our Brown Bear and wildlife-watching hide. Situated in Alutaguse, an area covered with western-taiga forests and vast bogs in Northeast Estonia, it is home to about half of Estonia's 1000 Brown Bears. The hides have windows on both sides offering a view of the taiga forest and a stream and flooded meadow. Here you can spot a variety of wildlife such as raccoon dogs, elk, wild boar, roe deer, and otters. You can also listen to the soundscape of the surrounding wildlife through the sensitive microphone outside the hide.

Welcome to Altmõisa Guesthouse, a warm and tranquil hideaway on the edge of Matsalu National Park – one of Europe’s top birdwatching destinations. During the migration season, tens of thousands of birds pass over our house, forage in the fields, and settle into Matsalu Bay each evening. Our season begins in April with the arrival of migratory birds and lasts until October, when the flocks move on. In the summer months, nature enthusiasts can marvel at wild orchids in bloom. Beyond birds, Matsalu is also home to many fascinating mammals, including lynx and elk. Wake to the sound of warblers in the reeds, spot sea eagles from our garden, and rest in individually designed rooms filled with local character. Comfortable accommodation for up to 37 guests in 12 peaceful and comfortable rooms, each including a private bathroom Home-cooked seasonal meals (breakfast, lunch, dinner and picnic baskets on the go), with over 50% of ingredients from local organic farms, supporting a sustainable approach to food. Local guide recommendations for birdwatching and wildlife experience.

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!

Sorgu is a small uninhabited island in Pärnu Bay, near Kihnu and Manija islands. The most valued aspects of the island are its untouched nature and the abundance of seabird species, including cormorants. If you love berry-picking, then August-October is the ideal time to come on the trip because that's when the dewberries are ripe! A lot of berries grow on Sorgu island because ferries don't regularly come here, and therefore there are only a few berry pickers. We will take you and your group to the island by a kayak, a motorboat or a sailboat, where we will fill our buckets with berries, have a fresh jam sandwich, and take a look at the island with a tour guide!

Explore the journey from Riga to Tallinn, a blend of natural beauty and cultural heritage. Discover 15 nature trails through marshlands, meadows, and coastal forests along the Baltic Sea, including pristine nature reserves. Birdwatching enthusiasts will appreciate the trails equipped with viewing towers. Randu meadows near Ainazi boast one-third of Latvia's plant species, accessible via a boardwalk with scenic views. Saaremaa island offers a unique natural landscape with dolomite cliffs, juniper heaths, a meteorite lake, and rugged shores. Experience traditional coastal villages and farms. Hiumaa island exudes a laid-back Estonian ambiance with Käina Bay's vital bird reserve. Explore Paldiski peninsula for a glimpse into recent history with its former Soviet military base.

Immerse yourself in natural scents with our aroma workshop. Explore essential oils and craft your own unique blends, discovering the benefits of aromatherapy while creating a personalized fragrance to cherish. Ideal year-round, the workshop gains extra charm in winter with exclusive seasonal Christmas aromas. It's perfect for families and groups, offering a fun and educational experience for all ages. Bring comfortable clothing and water. All materials for creating your custom blends are provided.

Discover the versatility of our custom-made ultra light packrafts, perfect for solo paddling or tandem/triple adventures with friends. Crafted for durability, these inflatable boats are ideal for year-round exploration of Latvia's rivers and lakes. The tour takes place in a river or lake (depending on weather conditions and other factors), covering 5-10 km route, packrafting is a leisurely activity that can be complemented with a refreshing walk, a relaxing sauna or a local cafe visit.

A sauna ritual offers a glimpse into Estonian traditions while relaxing and detoxifying your body in a modern setting. Experience the authentic sauna by making your own viht, practicing old traditions, and enjoying muscle relaxation through vihtlemine. Your skin will be scrubbed and nourished with forest plants. Sauna rituals, integral to Estonian life, provide numerous benefits including detoxification, increased metabolism and blood circulation, improved sleep, better immune function, and overall relaxation.

At the exciting survival huts along the route, there are tutorials and tools to train the skills you need to survive in the forest. These are the knowledge and skills that our predecessors have encountered daily and successfully solved for tens of thousands of years.