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What could be more authentic than waking up at dawn and starting the day with a pleasant hike during sunrise? The nature of North-Kõrvemaa offers these emotions every morning and all year round. During the walk, you get an emotion about being in nature, moving around and yourself. The guide gives overview of the history, stories and legends of the North-Kõrvemaa region, local people lifestyle and traditions. In addition to hiking, you can enjoy a swim in the bog lake; pick berry, mushrooms, herbs or feel yourself as nature photographer by capturing moments at sunrise. During the winter season, we skate on the bog lake or hike with snowshoes. In addition, we arrange accommodation, catering and a sauna.

Boards You SUP and Kayak adventure from Ādaži to Riga Trade Port will take you into the stories of log floaters worked in the old days (transportation of trees by floating them down the river). You will learn interesting facts and see beautiful views, in three rivers, two canals and three lakes. Nature and built-up shores, small fishing huts and luxurious villas, a colony of sea ravens, a shipyard and the port of Riga. Additionally we will provide healthy snacks and meals throughout the trip.

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.

These two Baltic countries are similar in many ways – they share a long common history, traditions, nature, yet they are so different – each country having its own distinctive cultural traditions and historical heritage. There is a whole lot to see in Latvia and Estonia that you don’t know about until you come here and experience it for yourself. Tour takes you to West-Estonia and its romantic islands Hiiumaa, Saaremaa and Muhu and continues to summer resort Pärnu and to the shores of Liivi Bay through small towns Häädemeeste and Treimanni to Latvia.

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.

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."

Ice-fishing is to try fishing in a whole new way. Our fishing instructor will provide you with all necessary equipment and tips so you can enjoy the experience in the best possible way. If you are lucky, you may catch perch, or even pike.

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.

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.

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.

The Alutaguse luxury bear hides offer an excellent opportunity to watch bears and other wildlife from luxury conditions. In addition to the brown bears, the hides are frequently visited by raccoon dogs, occasionally by moose, badgers, wild boars, roe deer, and rarely by wolves and lynxes, as well as numerous bird species. In the luxurious hide, you can observe bears through a floor-to-ceiling mirrored window, even while lounging on a spacious double bed. The elegant interior, crafted from high-quality materials, is inspired by the surrounding nature, creating the feeling of being immersed in the wilderness while still enjoying a secure and luxurious retreat. It is like a fully equipped hotel suite in the heart of nature among bears, featuring a large double bed, comfortable chairs, a table, a shower, a refrigerator, a toilet, and other amenities for an exclusive getaway.

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!

Join other SUP enthusiasts in a 100 km challenge that will push you to the edge. Once a year, SUP enthusiasts take on the challenge of paddling 100 km in a single day, through Latvias most beautiful rivers. It’s a test of endurance, mental grit, and love for adventure.  Every 20–30 km, the “Settlements of Kings” offer a chance to rest, refuel, and share a moment with fellow paddlers before setting off again. It’s not just about the distance—it’s about the experience, the struggle, and the reward of making it to the finish. Ready to see what you’re made of? Sign up now.

A full day of adventure, tradition and great food in South-Estonia. Cross kayaking through 12 picturesque lakes connected by streams and rives, and surrounded by lush nature. A true wilderness experience with beaver dams, fallen trees, pure shallow streams, rocks and narrow tunnels, followed by original old hot smoke sauna. Breakfast, lunch and a 3 course grill gourmet dinner by our most charismatic host chef are included.

The family-run active leisure park, located near a secluded beach in the western part of Latvia, serves as an adventure platform for you to explore the surrounding nature at a leisurely pace. You have the freedom to create your own day's program: opt for a relaxed hike along a former railway line, expertly guided by the host; rent a bike to venture into the picturesque rural surroundings; unwind in a traditional sauna, indulge in refreshing local herb tea or birch sap, and delight in delicious food cooked over an open fire at a designated picnic spot. As evening descends, let the soothing melodies of the host's handmade Native American flute and captivating tales of a life lived in harmony with nature enrich your experience.

Some people consider cross-country skiing to be Estonian national sport- try out the Estonian super power! Experienced ski instructors will help to choose the most suitable equipment and will show learners the basic technics. The distance you ski will depend on your own eagerness to learn. Maximum time spent at the ski tracks is 2 hours.

Skating on frozen bog-pools is something you have to experience during the Estonian winter! The cold makes the bog-pools into beautiful natural ice rinks! We will hike on foot or with snowshoes to the bog-pool. From there, we will continue on skates. If you do not have your own skates, we can rent you hiking skates which are attached to your boots with a clip. If necessary, we will also give you ski poles for balance. Service includes: guide, hiking skates, a light meal and a hot drink, snowshoes, and an unforgettable experience!

Experience a boat ride along the floodplain of the Dviete River. The Dviete water-meadows nature park is among the largest and best-preserved examples of natural water-meadows in Europe. With the Daugava floodwaters flowing into the ancient Dviete valley, the water level in the lower reaches of the river can exceed the level of low-water periods by over 6 metres. The most breathtaking views of the Dviete water-meadows can be seen during spring floods, when the waters from the Daugava River cover the ancient valley for up to 20 kilometres. Keep an eye out for migratory birds as well as wild horses and cattle.

Embark on an exciting water escapade in Riga's canals. Choose from single or double sea kayaks, SUP boards, or even a team SUP board for a fun group experience. With multiple routes available, you can paddle through Zunda Canal, glide past the historic Old Town, or journey towards the Riga Shipyard. While guides are available upon request, the allure of self-guided exploration lets you set your own pace and immerse in the surroundings. Discover Riga's charm from a unique perspective as you navigate the waterways at your leisure, creating a remarkable memory of your Latvian visit.

This is the tour to take if you want to actively spend time in the wilderness, enjoy different natural habitats and watch birds and mammals. We watch the brown bears, elks(moose) and bird migration. We go bog-shoeing in one of Europe’s largest raised bogs with breath-taking views of bog-pools and experience the peacefulness of old-growth forests. To explore the most stunning contrasts of Nordic nature, we go canoeing and hiking in Matsalu- and Soomaa National Parks and other protected areas. In addition to excellent sightseeing and activities in natural settings we walk in medieval Tallinn Old Town, an increasingly popular UNESCO World Heritage site. Highlights: Very good opportunity to see Brown Bears in their natural habitat. Elk spotting Bog-shoeing in one of Europe’s largest raised bogs. Canoeing on one of the wild rivers of Soomaa NP Sights and sounds of thousands of cranes and geese, and millions of songbirds on their mass migration Boat tour to watch Ringed Seals Experiencing the medieval atmosphere of Tallinn Old Town.

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.

The Alam-Pedja Nature Reserve is located approx. 25 km from the Estonian second biggest city Tartu. It was established in 1994, the reserve was created to protect an intact hydrological regime in a cohesive landscape complex. It features large bogs, various forest types, expansive rivers and broad meadows. As one of Estonia's largest nature reserves, it is distinguished by its very low human population density. The bogs of Alam-Pedja are serving as habitats for many rare plants and endangered bird species. A true gem of biodiversity! The well-marked Selli-Sillaotsa trail in Alam-Pedja Nature Reserve is winding over a bog, through the forest, and on a gravel road, with plenty of information boards, is flat and easy to navigate. From the 12 m high Suuretüki observation tower built of massive logs, you can enjoy beautiful views of the bog in any season!

Estonia is smaller than its neighbours in its area but this gives the European nature observer an opportunity to see wild forests and animals in them within a small period of time. You won’t step out of the plane straight into the forest but you will be amidst the beauty of nature after just one hour long drive by car or by bus. we have 3-5 times more bears per km2 than our neighbouring countries. There are about 200,000 brown bears in the whole world.

The biggest advantage of a smart-guided tour is flexibility. Therefore the easiest way to set it up is by writing to us when and for how long would you like to stay. Which species and habitats would you like to see? Through the given information, we will organize a fitting tailor-made tour specially crafted for you. You can concentrate only on birding, or mix it with mammal observation, or even mix the two together with searching for rare orchids in Estonia’s wooded meadows. In case you want to get more in touch with the local history and culture, we can also add the best or most fitting sightseeing locations. If you want a more active tour, we can add walking trails to your tour and if you are interested in photography, we can arrange stays in various photo hides. March and the end of April are the best times for seeing wintering arctic waterfowl. During the mentioned period, there’s a great chance to observe Steller’s Eider and hundreds of Long-tailed Ducks, feeding on the west coast of Saaremaa island. In the meantime, the spring migration is slowly starting and every day brings new species. Usually, the early arrivals include species like Cranes, Skylarks, and Northern Lapwings. Commonly it is also the best time for seeing arctic passerine birds like the Snow Bunting, Arctic Redpoll, or even Lapland Longspur. On warmer days the woodpeckers get more active and then it’s possible to hear the drumming of species such as the White-backed Woodpecker, Three-toed Woodpecker, Black Woodpecker, Lesser-spotted Woodpecker, and Grey-headed Woodpecker. In the evening, there’s a chance to see or hear the Pygmy Owl, Ural Owl, or Tengmalm’s Owl. Black Grouse are already on their lekking grounds and Western Capercaillies and Hazel Grouses are just starting to. March and April are also good months for Elk spotting. In April the migration is getting stronger every day and then there’s the chance to see new arctic species such as the Greater Scaup, Common- and Velvet Scoter, different Loons, Geese, and Swans. In the meantime, new and new nesting birds are arriving. April is also the best time for spotting woodpeckers, owls, and Galliformes. The migration lasts until the middle of May and that is also the time when it is possible to see the greatest number of different species. By that time, late arrivals such as the Common Rosefinch, Blyth’s Reed Warbler, Greenish Warbler have just arrived. Earlier nesters are still active and the waterfowl migration has not ended yet. May is also the best time for seeing local mammals – the Elks feed on fresh grass and leaves and are easy to spot. Bears start visiting the bear watching hide and also sightings of foxes and raccoon dogs will become frequent. Estonia has also a good number of Wolves, Lynx, Jackals, Wild Bore, Otters and other mammals and May is a really good month for accidental observations. In this month, Flying Squirrel tours can also be planned, as there is sufficient light even in the woods. The end of May is also a good time for looking for the first blossoming orchids, such as the majestic Lady’s Slipper. The best time to see as many orchids as possible is at the end of June and in the beginning of July. While the summer is quite calm in terms of nature observations, it again gets more interesting from mid-August, when the waders start migrating. The greater migration starts in September. During the autumn migration, there are not so many different species, but the masses are greater, as the migration takes place during a shorter period. From the middle of September onwards, thousands of Cranes will start gathering on the fields, later accompanied by various species of geese. When the nights get colder, Hazel Grouse and Western Capercaille get more active again and for the Black Grouse, it signifies the beginning of the (false) autumn lek. Besides the Galliformes, autumn is also an active period for owls and woodpeckers. In terms of mammals, Brown Bears and Raccoon Dogs will be actively looking for food as they need to fatten up for the winter and the chances to spot them are much greater than during summer. Colder nights and shorter days trigger the rutting period of the Elk, which normally lasts from the end of August until the middle of October. The end of the elk rut signifies also the end of our autumn season.