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Embark on a guided boat trip on Lake Pape to explore its intricate channels, encountering diverse bird species, fish, and learning about local history and traditions. Following the boat trip, enjoy a hike in the nature park to observe and learn about the lives of wild horses and aurochs.

Individually designed nature hikes through the Gauja National Park: group or individual, from a few hours to several days, various difficulties, circular or linear routes. The hikes can be combined with boat, raft or bike rides, as well as museum visits and great picnics.

Embark on an active and authentic journey with Estonian Wildnest Resorts, dedicated to immersing you in Estonia's natural beauty with ease and comfort. Their multi-day wilderness experiences offer a deep connection to nature and culture. The three-day wilderness experience features a luxurious nomadic camp in a serene forest setting. After hiking and biking to camp on the first day, unwind with sauna and dinner. Choose between relaxing days exploring Lahemaa National Park and Kõrvemaa Nature Reserve, or opt for more active adventures like hiking, biking, canoeing, and kayaking. Each evening, enjoy sauna sessions, dinner, and campfire ambiance under the pine-scented sky.

Immerse yourself deep in the wilderness of Northern Kõrvemaa. Begin the day with an invigorating hike in the bog, then cycle through forest to our luxurious nomadic wilderness camp, where you will have the full comforts available to you in a rustic, wild setting. Relax in a tent sauna as a gourmet meal is prepared on-site in our mobile kitchen. Share stories around a campfire before bedding down in your safari tent under a starry sky. Next day, you have a canoe adventure in the morning and a variety of activities to choose from in the afternoon, including kayaking trips, farm visits and island safaris. Or you can always just choose to relax in the comfort of our camp, taking short walks to nearby serene nature.

Estonia is among the top three bird watching destinations in Europe for the number of species spotted here. With over 380 species of birds spotted in Estonia annually. Estonia’s indented coastline, numerous islands, forests, bogs and other diverse cultural landscapes are all great spots for bird-watching. The best time for bird-watching is during their migration when millions of birds fill the skies. Birding season begins as early as in March. Spring migration culminates in mid-May and the bird observation season winds down by mid-June. The autumn migration tends to be more modest, but draws enthusiasts to Estonia in September and October as well. Thanks to the large forest areas and suitable habitats, six species of eagle can be seen in Estonia as well as 8 of 9 European woodpecker species.

During the snowy winter season, we are waiting for people to enjoy the snowy nature of Kõrvemaa on skis with experienced hiking guides. Instead of classic skiing and high-quality ski trails, you will be adventuring with wide-touring skis, among uncivilized swamps. Transport to the edge of the swamp and back takes place in the box of 6×6 ZIL 131-type military trucks. An exciting hike of about 4-6 kilometers starts from the edge of Koitjärvi or Kõnnu bog. As a true nature adventure, the hike ends with a bonfire at the campsite, where hot tea, hiking soup, and the opportunity to grill sausages await. The hike is accompanied by a qualified guide who will provide an overview of the history and peculiarities of the Kõrvemaa nature area while making sure that each hiker leaves with a positive memory.

On our wildlife watching and soft adventure tour for families we observe different mammals and birds. To discover them we take a boat trip on Beaver river, walk in a wild swamp using bog shoes, canoe down the river in the wetland and look for the seals in a fishing boat on our way to Saarnaki islet. At the end of our journey Estonian capital Tallinn welcomes us. The child-friendly and charming Hanseatic town is packed with lovely cafes, thrilling museums and a long history.

Our journey commences at Līgatne Nature Trails Information Center. En route to Sigulda, we'll traverse one of Latvia's most picturesque cycling paths, hugging the Gauja River. At certain points, we'll carry bikes on stairs, aided by our guide. Following Sigulda's Gauja Bridge, the classic MTB route takes us to Krimulda Manor via Velnala. Appreciating Sigulda's cycling infrastructure and e-bike advantages in its terrain, we'll pause at a café. From Paradīzes Hill, we'll retrace our path via the Nurmižu road to Līgatne, savoring tranquility, road, and rural expanses—a contrast to forests and urbanity. The journey concludes at Līgatne Nature Trails Information Center.

Experience the beauty of the Baltic Sea with the kayak expedition on Estonian coast. Estonian wild and stunning coast is ideal for exploring it from the kayak while wild camping as there are numerous pristine islands. With island hopping as your mode of transport, you'll paddle in the warm waters, explore remote islands and wild camp. This expedition is perfect for kayak enthusiasts looking for a unique adventure on the sea. Good food, good company, sustainable and lifelong experience. Book your spot today and discover the magic of kayak expeditions or request for a self guided tour custom tour.

Explore Slitere National Park, an open-air museum showcasing the Baltic Sea's historical evolution. The tour traverses the Blue Hills of Slītere, remnants of the Baltic Ice Lake's shore 10,000 years ago, with slopes, ravine forests, wetlands, and a calcareous marsh protected by the EU. Atop these hills, Slītere Lighthouse offers panoramic views of the Irbe Strait and Estonia's Saaremaa Island. The itinerary includes Pēteezer’s Trail, revealing Europe’s largest dune ramparts and cultural sites of the Livonian coast, settled by the world’s smallest ethnic group, the Livonians. The tour concludes at Latvia’s Cape Kolka, known for its storm-beaten pine-lined beaches, blending walking and scenic drives.

The Sigulda cable car offers a ride over the Gauja valley, enjoying the view of a wonderful landscape over a distance of multiple kilometres. In a height of 43m above ground the Sigulda cable car connects both sides of the river Gauja in a width of 1020m and excites with a picturesque valley of Gauja, three medieval castles – Sigulda, Turaida, and Krimulda, the bobsleigh track, and Gauja bridge. The cable car is the oldest vehicle of its kind in the Baltic States.

Let’s go on a cool hike to a bog! First canoeing along the picturesque Halliste river then hiking through meadows and forests to the bog. Visiting an old farm place and after that swimming in the bog lake. On the way back making a bonfire in an old traditional way, tea and snacks from freshly picked plants. Discussion about surviving in the nature. The hike is guided by an experienced survival instructor. Bogshoeing can be included.

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.

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!

Snowshoes help you get to where the boardwalk does not take you! Viru bog is located 50 kilometres from Tallinn. There is a beautiful pine forest, bog pools, and an observation tower. We will go on an adventure between the bog pools and basically walk on water. We will also pick berries if they are in season. The tour guide will talk about the bog plants, animals, local heritage, and why bogs are important ecosystems.

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.

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.

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.

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!

Picking mushrooms are for many estonians like a summer national sport and tradition from generations to generations. We invite you to a guided mushroom foraging tour to Järvselja forest area and to the forests on the bog islands of Emajõe-Suursoo, located in Peipsiveere Nature Reserve. Experience the scenic landscape with no artificial noises and most likely no other people. Guided by an experienced guide, we will hike to places where you will find the best delicacies of Estonian nature. We will learn how to find our own mushroom spots, what to pick and what to leave in the forest, and how to cook and store mushrooms for the winter. At the end of the hike, we will build a campfire and serve dishes made from fresh mushrooms we just picked. 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.

Join us on a unique SUP and kayak adventure on the Daugava river, where you'll visit the WW1 battle sites on the Death Island. The island is home to trenches, a bunker, and other remnants of the historic battle, which you can explore on a guided walk with a knowledgeable guide. As the day comes to a close, you'll be treated to a soldier's dinner, giving you a taste of what life was like for the soldiers who fought here a century ago. This SUP and kayak adventure is a perfect way to experience Latvia's history while enjoying the beauty of the Daugava river.

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."

Our kitchen and restaurant nest deep in the heart of nature near the ancient manor ruins and are surrounded by old forests and loops, full of interesting food. The forest restaurant uses raw materials picked directly from nature to add exciting and innovative nuances to its dishes, while offering both an unforgettable experience and closeness to nature. We can also provide catering in the location of your choice. For those who prefer to enjoy the tastes of Estonian nature in a less wild place, we offer cooking lessons or a presentation in cooperation with the kitchen restaurant Köök in the Old Town of Tallinn.

Discover the natural wonders of Gauja National Park's varied sandstone cliffs on a relaxed, private guided tour. Our knowledgeable guide will not only lead you to the most beautiful spots but also share fascinating stories about the park's history, plant life, and wildlife. Imagine walking through the trails, gaining insights into the geological features of the sandstone cliffs, or finding hidden gems that might go unnoticed without expert guidance. We can customise the itinerary to your preferences, ensuring a truly enjoyable and memorable adventure in nature.