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This trip in Gauja National Park combines a guided hike and a picnic meal in a forest restaurant. The hike starts at the Zvārtes Rock, a scenic sandstone outcrop situated on the banks of the Amata River. As you make your way along the hiking trail, you'll be treated to beautiful river views and the serene natural surroundings. At the end of your hike, you'll be treated to a delicious picnic provided by local family entrepreneurs. The food is locally-sourced and showcasing the region's culinary delights.

Experience one of the finest bird watching spots in Europe – the Cape Kolka on a guided bird watching tour in western Latvia. The 370km bird watching route follows the scenic Baltic Sea coast, where you can spot a variety of birds, such as seven species of woodpeckers, six species of owls, two species of crossbills, and at least 14 species of raptors, including the Lesser-spotted eagle, as well as various waterfowls. The route is divided into sections and can be tailored to the group's preferences.

Experience the enchanting reed maze of Lake Engure with a thrilling SUP and Kayak adventure. Departing from Mērsrags yacht center, well-known for its restoration of classic wooden yachts, you'll traverse the Mērsraga canal, which was dug by hand in 1842 under the order of the Russian Tsar. Upon arrival at Engure Lake, you'll have the opportunity to explore the reed maze created by the Latvian Fund for Nature. The maze was designed to protect the area from overgrowth and provide a sanctuary for nesting birds. After the journey, treat yourself to a delectable lunch at the yacht club. A captivating excursion into Latvia's serene natural landscape awaits you.

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.

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.

Starting from "Tači," we'll explore the Neģu (lamprey) dunes. Crossing Annasmuiža Bridge, we'll ride along Salaca's left bank to reach the Red Cliffs. En route, a stunning view of Salaca's bends near Korģīte awaits. The path to the Red Cliffs winds through forests, trails, and landmarks, offering a rest stop by the cliffs. Continuing, we'll cross the historic railway bridge, then take the Green Railways route to Ainaži, where a store and café are available. Ainaži's highlights include the Maritime School Museum, the Latvia/Estonia border, and a coastal ride to Randu meadows. From there, we'll journey through Kuiviži, Zvejnieku Park, and Salacgrīva on a forest path, eventually returning to "Tači."

A swamp hike is a team adventure lasting several hours, taking us deep into the swamp, where we venture beyond the typical footpaths, equipped with swamp shoes. The swamp is distinguished by its stunning natural beauty, swamp lakes, and expansive landscapes.

The Herbal Tea Mandala workshop is a unique tea ceremony designed to craft a personalized herbal tea blend for each participant. The ceremony comprises several steps, beginning with a brief grounding meditation. Participants define their intentions for the tea mixture and engage their senses by selecting five herbs through smelling, looking, touching, tasting, and hearing. These chosen herbs are then arranged into a mandala, and finally, all the ingredients are mixed to create the customized herbal tea blend. Throughout this process, participants connect with their individual sensations and learn about the properties of each herb. The workshop also includes a farm tour, offering insights into the habitat and herb production methods used in the tea ceremony.

Go on an adventure along an 8-day self-guided hiking trail through Latvia's awe-inspiring Gauja National Park. This journey harmonises natural wonders and cultural exploration, ensuring an incredibly memorable experience.

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.

Winter snowshoe hike through the fairytale forest awaits you. In winter, snowshoes help us reach places that few venture to. An experienced guide will start with a brief introduction and then lead us into the wilderness. No noise, no rush – just pure nature. Our path will likely cross with animal tracks, as Lahemaa is home to moose, lynx, wolves, roe deer, hares, and other wildlife. Along the way, we’ll pause to enjoy a cup of hot tea. In addition to the snowshoe hike, we’ll also visit Lahemaa’s most famous attraction, Palmse Manor, and hear its story.

A Finnish sledge hike is perfect for enjoying the outdoors during the colder winter months. Basic kicksledding is easy to learn. Just stand with one foot on the runner, hold on to the handlebar, and kick with your free foot. The Finnish sled has gone through a great transformation and looks sleek and modern. We use new Finnish sleds on light aluminum frames for an even better experience. We’ll be sledding along snowy nature trails, hiking paths, or even across frozen lakes. If Lake Pühajärv is properly frozen and the weather allows, you’ll have the exciting opportunity to sledge between its islands — familiar to you from your canoeing trip. Finnish sledge hikes are for everyone, regardless of fitness level. No physical preparation or prior experience is required!

We at Recreation Park "Laumas" offer a variety of activities tailored for nature enthusiasts and active families. Our park features a Sport Trail designed to challenge visitors with obstacle courses that test balance, agility, and coordination. For enthusiasts of golf, we provide two distinctive options. Our Disc Golf course consists of 19 holes spread across two kilometers of our scenic woodland and meadow landscape, perfect for players of all ages. Additionally, our Forest Golf provides a rustic twist on the traditional game with an 18-hole course where players use wooden clubs to navigate through natural obstacles such as trees and ponds. Guests can also enjoy a meal at the Country Kitchen or opt for a picnic in the peaceful outdoor settings. For those who wish to extend their visit, accommodations are available in our guest house, camping cabins, or tent sites.

A chill 7km sunset kayak trip from the mouth of Pirita river to the golden beach of Haabneeme - the beautiful silhuette of Tallinn behind us, we head into the sunset. Starting point only 20min from Tallinn city centre, easy access, beautiful views and a time well spent. No special clothes needed, as we provide drysuits. Come as you are.

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.

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.

Explore the canoeing mecca of Soomaa with our guided tour, perfect for both beginners and experienced paddlers. From March until November, enjoy the breathtaking scenery and waters of this Estonian wonderland. Our guides are locals of Soomaa and will share their expertise and passion with you. After half a day on the water, unwind and relax in a traditional sauna, cold dip into the river and back to sauna - the perfect way to end your adventure.

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.

Just 45 minutes from Tallinn, Maidla Nature Resort is nestled in the Estonian wetlands. Our tiny Nature Villas, on stilts, blend 15th-century manor charm with 21st-century design. Most villas for 2 include a sauna, outdoor bathtub, and fireplace; some feature a terrace or outdoor jacuzzi. Guests can rent canoes, SUP boards, hike in the bog, or enjoy tea and sauna rituals. A homemade breakfast is served by the house fairy. Dinner at Michelin green-starred Soo restaurant offers dishes inspired by nature and seasonal, regional produce.

Explore a long-distance coastal hike tailored for nature enthusiasts. This extensive journey unfolds along the coastlines of Latvia and Estonia, allowing you to connect with diverse landscapes, wildlife, and local cultures. Walk along sandy and pebbly shores, through coastal forests, and visit quaint fishing villages. Discover tranquil floodplains, lagoons, and shallow bays. In Estonia, immerse yourself in the serene beauty of Nordic nature. Enjoy moments of solitude along less-traveled shores and explore cities like Riga and Tallinn. Savor the warm hospitality of resort towns and connect with the unique cultures of Latvia's Livs and Estonia's Kihnu residents.

Our “Winter Spirit” tours offers the top activities you can do in Estonia during wintertime. We will explore the unique and charming Tallinn Old Town, which is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site and becomes especially magical during winter time. During the second part of the tour, we will leave the city lights behind and enjoy a real winter wonderland in the countryside. Daytime activities such as snowshoeing and kick-sledding will make the evening sauna and talks around the fireplace supremely enjoyable. Over 5 days full of local food, culture and nature will make this winter tour one to remember

This pre-planned and diverse travel route is conveniently located near the city centre of Riga and easily accessible by various modes of transportation. The itinerary will take you to the scenic Song Hill, guide you through the intriguing military passages of Mangaļsala fortification, share the secrets of becoming a werewolf, and introduce you to the mystical spirits of the ships. And in the middle of the adventure, you will learn the street art of Riga and fully breathe in the sea – this is the road opposite the gate of the River Daugava. Unlock the route on the platform, get access to all the necessary information and start by simply travelling from one point to the next.

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.

Experience the charming North Estonian Prangli Island. Have a comfortable ferry ride, drive around in an open top Soviet-style truck or jeep, admire a small wooden church, explore a nature reserve, visit a natural gas source, unique in the whole of Estonia, climb on top of a huge boulder, discover an island off the beaten path with authentic fishing villages, enjoy local island food. The island has a very diverse nature with plants that can boost your immune system. Mass tourism hasn’t touched the small island, so it still has wonderful and lonely sandy beaches.