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Explore the beauty of Kurzeme's Great Wave Sea on a 6-day self-guided hiking adventure. Sandy shores, quiet villages, and coastal cliffs await. Begin in Liepaja, where history meets the sea. Enjoy local flavours in Pavilosta and panoramic views from Uzava lighthouse. Your journey ends in Ventspils, offering fun for families. Hike 20-30km per day, preparation is highly advised.

What's it like to spend 50 hours in the woods without a phone, with only a few essential items, and a limited amount of food? On this survival skills training adventure you will get the most authentic outdoor experiences in Latvia, test your emotional resilience, and learn how to find comfort in discomfort. The topics include: • Choosing survival equipment and clothing. • Psychological resilience in extreme situations. • Navigating using a map and compass. • Techniques for building a fire. • Building shelter from natural materials. • Camping with limited equipment. • Obtaining and treating water. • Obtaining and preparing food. • Handling tools and creating new ones. • Hygiene in survival situations. Join us and experience the challenge of surviving in the great outdoors!

Embark on an enchanting World of Nectar Plants Tour in Estonia, designed for true nature enthusiasts seeking a unique experience. This self-guided journey begins at the Slow Moment Beekeeping House at Tormikadaka Farm, where you'll receive detailed maps guiding you through diverse landscapes, including the Kastna juniper grove (1.6 km away) and Sepamaa beach (1.2 km away). Each location offers the opportunity to discover and identify a variety of nectar-rich plants in their natural habitats. You can choose to explore a single destination or visit all locations, either on foot, by bicycle, or by car. The selection of plants for the tour is based on the DNA analysis of Slow Moment Honey, as these plants serve as the primary nectar sources for coastal meadow honey. For example, you’ll have the chance to discover alder buckthorn, water avens, and tufted vetch along the way. As you traverse these scenic trails, your QR-code-enabled device will provide in-depth information about each plant, enriching your understanding of Estonia’s rich biodiversity. This tour promises a captivating blend of exploration and sensory delight, making it an ideal addition to any nature enthusiast’s itinerary. You can also request a guided tour, which includes a deeper dive into the plant species identified in the DNA analysis of honey, insights into the interconnections between bees, nature, and honey, and a degustation of different honey varieties.

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.

Walking on the bogs has been suggested by Lonely Planet as one of the greatest activities in Estonia. Bogshoes have been used to walk on wetlands throughout the times. This footwear allows us access to the places on the bogs where it is hard or even impossible to reach by foot. Learning about bog species, watching the birds, maybe even some mammals. It is possible to find berries. In winter time, the bogs are covered with ice. Soomaa National Park has several bogs to choose: – Ingatsi Trail (4,3 km) – Riisa Bog Trail (4,8 km) – Hüpassaare Trail (4,4 km) – Öördi Trail (2,4 km) From the 23rd of April to the 24th of June we are not using bog shoes and we walk on the bog by wooden path and go bogwalking on the edges of bog (with rubber boots if necessary). We are not entering deeper into the bog because of nesting birds during this period.

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.

A guided trip in Soomaa national park that combines bog-walking and canoeing on the river. Lunch in the wild is included. Soomaa National Park is an extensive wilderness area, home to vast peat bogs, thick forests, and numerous rivers and floodplains. It's best known for its high-water season, considered the fifth season of the year when in a relatively small area between the bogs and swamp forests, several local rivers from surrounding uplands converge, creating a unique and breathtaking spectacle.

In winter, when the rivers and water meadows of Soomaa have frozen over and the weather conditions are favourable, you are welcome to try riding on a kicksled! These lightweight sleds are perfect for gliding over ice and packed snow. You stand with one foot on one runner and push off with the other foot. Some sleds even have a seat for kids to ride or to carry supplies. The sleds or kicksleds or kicksparks make it fun to hike on frozen flood areas or forest roads. When planning the route of the hike, we will take into consideration your wishes, experiences, and the weather conditions.

Departing from "Tači," we'll explore the Nēģu (lamprey) dunes. Then, crossing Annasmuiža Bridge towards Svētupe, we'll ride through a beautiful pine forest to Svētupe and along the river to Lībiešu Upuralas (Sacrificial Caves). The first rest break awaits in the scenic Svētupe bend. Continuing, we'll head towards the Vitrupe River to Brīdaga (one of the Soviet-era "zero zones"), riding on gravel roads. From the Vitrupe River into the sea, a splendid coastal ride awaits to Svētupe rivermouth, with nearly constant chances to ride alongside the water and enjoy e-bike advantages. We'll also see Lāņi Manor along the way. From Svētupe rivermouth to Salacgrīva, we'll ride a forest bike path, exploring interesting spots. Upon entering Salacgrīva, we'll explore some intriguing bends before returning to "Tači."

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.

Seals are marine mammals that leave no one indifferent with their human-like nature and interesting ways of life. Watching grey seals roaming on the rocks and swimming in the sea around the small islands and coves of Kolga Bay is a unique and memorable opportunity to get to know one of the most fascinating seascapes in Northern Estonia and to get a closer look at the life of the Baltic top predators - grey seals. For seal and wildlife watching, we use a purpose-built, enclosed-cabin boat with up to 6 seats. Its one-way mirror glass windows allow you to observe nature, while remaining invisible and disturbing as little as possible the shy wildlife. Quiet and precise manoeuvring and stationary positioning are ensured by an electric bow engine, which allows the seals to be observed more closely and with less disturbance than with conventional watercraft. The hull of the boat is constructed from highly durable recycled plastic and has a stable shape with low sides. For this reason, and with the possibility of a low seating position, our boat trips are particularly well suited for photo and video recordings of seals and seabirds. If the weather and visibility are suitable, we can monitor the seals; underwater activities with a small underwater drone. If necessary, we can also open both the windows and roof hatches to let the sun and the salty sea air refresh us, or observe the animals and birds from a distance through binoculars or enjoy the views of the seascapes.

Our journey begins with a Cēsis town guided tour, ideal for e-bike riding. After a coffee break at a charming local café, we'll head towards the Gauja River. Following a forest trail along the Gauja, passing through Rakši and Ozolkalns, we'll reach the Amata Zvārtes cliffs. Continuing, we'll visit the Ķūķu Cliffs and Līgatne Rehabilitation Center village, with the impressive Spriņģi cliffs nearby. You can choose between a road or various forest trail options to reach historic Līgatne village. The journey concludes at Līgatne Nature Trails Information Center.

The nature and heritage hike along the picturesque shore of Kalmeoja stream and the ancient valley of Pärlioja River in Lahemaa National Park is a true treat for anyone interested in nature. During the hike we will get acquainted with keystone habitats, talk about the protected species living here and the activities of forest animals. We will also visit shelters called Mungaaugud (monk holes), get to know the mysterious past of Kalme village and talk about what unites the noble Stenbock family and the beautiful Pärlioja River.

Discover the beautiful Estonian island Muhu by horse riding! A 3 day excuisit experience with 5* manor accommodation, a local luxury food experience and breath-taking nature views. Riding daily 3-5 hours. Our horses are from a local race; the Estonian horse, a breed rescued from extinction. An experienced guide will accompany you. Muhu has many interesting riding possibilities: along the coastlands, over fields and through forest paths. Your route has been planned taking your riding skills and that of your company into account. Lunch is being served at local horse farm or if the weather permits, a picnic lunch will be served on the route instead. In the afternoon you will continue your ride along mystical forest lanes and over wide meadows.

Experience the charm of warm summer evenings with a tranquil and romantic boat journey in illuminated vessels at the heart of Jelgava . Witness the sun's descent over the horizon, painting the sky in warm and creative hues. As twilight sets in, Jelgava's lights gleam, forming a striking contrast with the celestial beauty above. Embark on 2-4 seated canoe boats to await the sunset at Pilssala's viewing tower, followed by revelling in the splendor of Jelgava's nocturnal landscapes on the Driksa and Lielupe Rivers. No prior boating experience is needed.

Arrival at Small Lapland and a short introduction to our fairytale forest park. Getting to know our dogs, cuddling, malamute stories, instructions for hiking with the dogs. Equipment preparation: belt, bungee leash and harness Hot tea and cookies, on request it is possible to order homemade food or a campfire picnic – the possibility of grilling sausages and marshmallows on the fire. Some beautiful photos by our photographer in the cozy dog barn and during the hike

In the mid-20th century, Smarde's Green Bog witnessed peat extraction until the revelation of hydrogen sulfide mineral waters beneath, leading to the cessation of peat mining in 1960. This halt also marked the end of water pumping from peat quarries, transforming them into water reservoirs. Despite the mining's cessation, drainage systems persist in influencing the bog's water dynamics. Cormorants, or sea crows, have chosen this altered landscape as their habitat, crafting nests among the withered trees. The bog's vivid emerald waters, alongside desiccated trees and cormorant colonies, form its distinctive hallmark, resulting in a uniquely captivating landscape with an almost apocalyptic ambiance.

On a forest bathing hike in the woodlands of Gauja National Park with a knowledgeable nature guide, you will recharge your batteries. Through easy and positive conversation, you will find your own path for improvement: • raise awareness - well-known, but underrated, simple, but at the same time crucial lifestyle principles. • open up and find your inner peace and joy, take a break from the daily rush, and get energy and positivity. • learn how to be in the moment and accept yourself and others. • stop, listen to yourself, your emotions, and trust yourself. • find answers to the questions you might have.

Experience ultimate relaxation with our Latgale sauna ceremony. This ancient ritual, guided by an experienced sauna master, includes a tea ritual on the sauna terrace, steaming with brooms, and a soothing hand oil mask. Conclude with a refreshing walk through the garden to the main shower. Available year-round, the sauna is particularly enchanting in autumn and winter, but delightful in summer. Bring a swimsuit and sauna slippers; we provide bath towels and bathrobes. Enhance your relaxation with our 3-hour spa rituals, featuring luxurious treatments such as body scrubs, massages, wraps, and facial procedures using premium Thalac cosmetics.

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..

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.

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!

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.

We are introducing and promoting traditional heritage smoke sauna culture. We have two saunas: a traditional smoke sauna and a greenhouse sauna. Before the sauna, guests may also go on a hike in our forest upon request. A smoke sauna session usually lasts 2.5–3 hours. Upon request, guided sauna rituals can also be arranged, led by sauna master Silver. The sauna is built next to a pond. During the sauna session, guests cool off by jumping into the water; in winter into ice hole :D Each sauna can accommodate up to 8 people at a time. The sauna price includes a sauna whisk and fireweed tea made at our farm. Jantsu Farm is located in Southern Estonia, only 7 km from the city of Tartu. Possible to stay overnight in summer season we provide luxury glamping, in autumn/winter a double room. Guests should bring their own sauna towel, and in winter also flip-flops (Crocs). Possible to have towels also from us. Sauna hats are available from us.