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Join our adventure hike with tasks, a team event that lasts a few hours. During this exciting experience, you'll discover how to navigate using a map, conquer natural challenges, cook your meals over a self-made bonfire, and partake in team-building activities. These fun activities will help you get to know each other better in a relaxed outdoor setting, all while enjoying the beauty of nature.

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.

Rent a SUP or a boat for a 1-7 day trip along the Gauja River, considered the most beautiful river in Latvia. Your rental will include all necessary inventory, bedding, kitchen items, route maps with accommodation and shops marked, and transportation to ensure an unforgettable holiday. If desired, an accompanying guide and photo/video services can also be organized for the entirety of your trip. This comprehensive rental package has everything from A to Z covered to make your trip seamless and stress-free, allowing you to focus on exploring the stunning natural beauty of the Latvian countryside.

Our “Winter Spirit” tours offer 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 wintertime. 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. Highlights of this trip: * Snow shoeing tour * Kick-sledding tour * Husky farm visit * Sauna visit * Experiencing the medieval atmosphere of Tallinn Old Town

During different periods, Estonia has been the country with the highest lynx population density and the local individuals are one of the largest in the world. Its’ main prey – Roe Deer, is doing better year after and so is the local lynx population. Right now, an estimated 550-600 Eurasian Lynx inhabit the forests of Estonia, and one of the best areas to spot them is Lahemaa National Park in the northeastern part of the country. March is the mating season for the main target of this tour but a great time to look for the lynx is autumn when the temperatures have dropped and mammals have become more active again. The species spectrum is very similar to early spring. Although this tour concentrates on the Eurasian Lynx, we will most likely also meet other mammals sharing the same habitats, such as Elk, Roe Deer, Snow Hare, Pine Marten, and Raccoon Dogs, just to name the main ones. Daytime will be used for resting and looking for bird specialties, such as the forest grouse and woodpeckers. If the snow conditions are suitable, we would also go lynx-tracking. Evening excursions will give us also the chance to spot several species of owls, such as the Ural Owl and Pygmy Owl. Looking for the lynx will be done with thermal imagery binoculars and we start usually an hour/half an hour before sunset. Usually, we look until late in the evening or sometimes even until the first hours of the new day depending on our success and level of tiredness. Scheduled trips: 20/10/2024 - 25/10/2024 03/03/2025 - 08/03/2025 11/03/2025 - 16/03/2025 18/10/2025 - 23/10/2025

A 45-minute car drive from Tartu will take you to the Peipsiveere Nature Reserve, one of Estonia's wildest and least inhabited areas. This vast and pristine wetland features numerous rivers and lakes, making it an ideal destination for canoeing. The serene rivers, lakes, and bog islands are home to a variety of birds and mammals, including several protected species. Our canoeing tours, available from April to October, are led by experienced nature guides. Canoeing on these tranquil wetland rivers is suitable even for beginners. The tour includes a light meal: breakfast on sunrise tours and a pancake picnic on sunset tours. 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.

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.

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.

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.

Estonian nature offers numeros of insects, dragonflies, butterflies and all this you will find on splendid landscape. About half of Estonia is covered in forests and here you will find more coastal meadows, alvars and woodlands than in any other European country. Here is located also one of the largest meadows in Europe – Kasari meadow of 4,000 hectares. Many of the abovementioned habitats are vitally important for rare butterfly and dragonfly species. We may see the following dragonflies: Beautiful Demoiselle, Small Spreadwing, Common Spreadwing, Siberian Winter Damsel, Common Bluet, Moorland (Common) Hawker, Blue (Southern) Hawker, Brown Hawker, Migrant Hawker, Baltic Hawker, Yellow-spotted Emerald, Four-spotted Chaser, Black-tailed Skimmer, Black Darter, Yellow-winged Darter, Ruddy Darter, Common Darter, Moustached (Vagrant) Darter, etc. Ofcourse we will see also many butterflies and rare types of plants- like the most important protected plant species that can be found here: White Adder`s Mouth, Lesser Twayblade, Early Coralroot, Fly Orchid, and Brown Beak Sedge (protection category II). Also, several plant species which belong to the protection category III can be found here. These belong mostly to the orchid family.

Every day tour includes a major highlight, such as a longer hike or a city tour. Afterwards, according to your wishes, there is the possibility of further sightseeing, going hiking or simply enjoying the surroundings in peace. For this tour, we will provide you with a tablet PC, that has GPS, internet, and our tour app, which shows you the way to many sights, walking trails, restaurants, cafes and provides tips and information. Highlights: City walks in Tallinn, Riga and Vilnius Lahemaa, Vilsandi, and Gauja National Parks Curonian Spit Saaremaa and Muhu islands Walking in Marimetsa peat bog

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 harbour tour with a sea castle! Suitable for beginners as well as for experienced kayakers. 3-4 hour kayaking tour in Tallinn will offer a waterbird’s-eye view of Estonia’s capital and its „medievally modern” skyline, plus a slice of history, from its days as a major trading port in the Russian Empire to its prominence in the Danish era, and its more recent Soviet occupation. As we paddle past 8 ports, with a collection of military vessels, we’ll get a glimpse of Peter the Great’s marine castle and Patarie – the seldom visited but infamous NKVD prison. A welcome next stop will be Paljassaare Peninsula, with a walk on sandy Pikakari beach, Tallinn’s closest bird watching area. From there, we’ll paddle back to the city – enjoying the sweep of graceful architecture – towers, spires, and the onion dome of the Russian Orthodox cathedral – that still punctuates the rapidly changing skyline. Suitable for beginners. No previous kayaking experience needed. Full briefing before the trip.

Seal watching is a truly unique nature experience that you can enjoy with your group. It's a perfect activity for nature lovers, families, and smaller groups who wish to see seals in their natural habitat. To encourage seals to come closer and take a curious look at people, we use a clever trick – classical music! During the sea trip, we'll also talk about the small islands and the daily life of seals. Our seal watching trips last 2–3 hours (with transfers 3-4 hours), depending on the location and weather conditions. We organise private seal watching tours in Northern Estonia from April to October. Sea trips take place near the Malusi Islands in Kolga Bay and around Aegna Island in Tallinn Bay. Tours are available in Estonian, English, Spanish, and Russian.

Elevate your team dynamics with "Fly 8 Steps Higher," a transformative team-building event set in nature. Uncover essential lifestyle principles, cultivating awareness and inner harmony. Embrace the now, fostering self-reflection, trust, and shared exploration. Engage in interactive games, heartfelt discussions, and "CREATION Health" principles spanning mental, physical, and spiritual well-being. Receive cheers and encouragement for personal evolution. Embark on an extraordinary journey of unity, growth, and connection. Join us for this exceptional opportunity to soar together towards a more empowered future.

It is possible to discover the lagoon by pedal boats and on SUP boards! The Rummu Quarry once offered work for thousands of inmates. But despite its dark history the Quarry is located in the middle of a scenic landscape. The lake, a remnant from the limestone industry, has crystal-clear water and offers a unique way to look at history that is submerged and frozen in time. Up to four people fit on one pedal boat. We will give safety vests to everyone and an interesting journey over the underwater prison can start! RUMMU - a place for unique experiences and views – over and under the blue water! Nature mixed with industrial area, former soviet prison buildings and local marble (limestone) quarry filled with water that today looks like a lagoon. Nothing is usual in Rummu.

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!

Begin your journey to inner peace with our yoga and meditation workshop in the enchanting Latgalian forest. Our experienced instructors offer sessions for all levels, focusing on calm, peace, and nature. You'll be guided through poses and breathing exercises designed to rejuvenate your body and mind, leaving you refreshed and connected to nature. Bring comfortable yoga attire, water, and a mat (if preferred). Mats are provided. The practice reduces stress, improves memory, and brings clarity. The event is enjoyable in light rain, with indoor/outdoor options available for heavy rain.

A 45-minute car drive from Tartu takes you to Peipsiveere Nature Reserve, one of Estonia's wildest and least inhabited areas. Join us for a guided sled dog tour through forests and across numerous bog islands, where you'll encounter signs of moose and other wildlife activities..

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!

Join a winter kayaking experience in Latvia with Movement Spontaneous. Over two days, participants will paddle through scenic rivers or lakes, with the route determined by weather conditions, leading to unique and less-explored destinations. Covering approximately 10 km each day, this adventure is designed for those looking for both a physical challenge and the excitement of exploring new locations. After a day of paddling, unwind in a sauna and enjoy a comfortable overnight stay. All necessary equipment is provided; participants only need to bring warm clothing and a sense of adventure. Each trip offers a new experience and memorable moments.

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.

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.

Join a guided tour in Līgatne in Latvia and enjoy a world class culinary masterclass afterwards, Ligatne is located just a short 1.30-hour drive from Riga. In a close collaboration with nature tourism organisations we offer you a 1.5-2 hour journey through Līgatne's charming architecture, beautiful natural scenery, and the historical and famous Līgatne Paper Mill. For a fun twist, you can take the tour in vintage “Latvia” minibus. In November 2023 Ligatnes Pavaru Māja were awarded with Michelin Green star, emphasising our sustainability. The tour is a perfect mix of exploration, learning, and delicious, world class food.