A private airport transfer to your hotel with vehicle and driver is provided. For your added comfort, an English speaking assistant will help you to check in and walk you through the welcome package documents, your itinerary and answer your questions.

A welcome package will be waiting for you upon your arrival at your first hotel on your trip, including your itinerary and any relevant documents or tickets required for your trip.

Dine at FARM in Tallinn’s Old Town, where modern Estonian cooking draws on local ingredients such as rye bread, veal, vegetables from Estonian fields, and Nordic wines in a warm, farmhouse-inspired setting. Your Destination Expert can arrange a reservation on request, with the meal paid directly at the restaurant.

Take in Tallinn’s layered history with your private guide from St. Charles Cathedral to the medieval Old Town, with your driver connecting panoramic viewpoints and the city’s seaside edges. Drive past the National Library, continue to the Pirita River and the site of the 1980 Olympic Yachting Regatta, then pause at the ruins of St. Bridget’s Convent and the Song Festival Grounds. Back in the city, admire the Parliament building, Alexander Nevsky Cathedral’s onion domes, and two panoramic Old Town viewpoints before ending at Town Hall Square.

Renowned for its eerie swamp forests and ubiquitous bogs, Estonia is a nature lover’s paradise. With half of the country’s landmass covered in woodlands, incredible hiking and wildlife adventure opportunities are almost always right on your doorstep! Today, leave the city limits behind and head to Lahemaa National Park, the first national park of the former Soviet Union, for a glimpse of northeastern Europe’s pristine natural landscapes. Lahemaa is one of Estonia’s most popular reserves, featuring dramatic jagged coasts, vast forests and wetlands, and many hiking trails. During your privately guided tour you will also visit Palmse and Vihula Manor, two resplendent centuries-old historical landmarks and centers of local tourism. The baroque Palmse Manor is a mansion and open-air museum of grand proportions, while the upscale Vihula Manor is a restored hotel set inside of an elegant 16th century building. Visit the Vodka Museum, located in the former vodka distillery of the manor, where a number of rooms take you through the history and development of vodka production in Estonia and at Vihula Manor. In the park see waterfalls, fishing villages and perhaps stop for lunch at a traditional Estonian tavern. Expose your senses to the magical serenity of the forest in Oandu and make your way along the coast in Kasmu peninsula. Upon the conclusion of your tour you will be transferred back to your hotel in Tallinn.

Settle in for a private transfer from Tallinn to Riga, via Parnu and Sigulda. On your way visit Sigulda with Gauja National Park. The park, located about 50 km from Riga in the Gauja River valley, is known as the most popular tourist and leisure destination. This tour enables one to experience a genuine whiff of the Middle Ages, a time of romantic legends, castles, and heroic figures by visiting the ruins of the 13th century Turaida Castle, and a local History Museum. During the tour, you will have a private vehicle with an English speaking driver and en route, you will meet your local guide to explore the small charming town of Sigulda and the Turaida Castle. Entrance fees are included.

Settle into Riga at your own pace with an easy first evening at the Grand Palace, where a quiet drink or dinner offers a low-effort way to ease into the city after arrival. Pils Bar is a comfortable option to start or end the night, while Seasons Restaurant adds a more polished dining setting if desired. Any visit is enjoyed independently, with drinks or dining settled directly.

During this panoramic city tour, admire the most famous sights of Riga. Drive along the embankment of the River Daugava, providing wonderful panoramic views of the city. It follows through the centre of town to Jugendstil district, Alberta Street - the real open-air architectural museum, where the most explicit collection of Art Nouveau buildings in Europe is located. The city tour then goes through the historic part of the city where you'll observe the University building, National Opera, Academy of Arts, and the central train station. The tour concludes in the Old Town. Entrance fees to Art Nouveau Museum and Dom Church are included.

The most valued Latvian drink, black balsam, was first made in Riga in the 18^th century. Learn the secrets of this storied herbal spirit on a privately guided walking tour and indulge in a selection of local specialties during a visit to Riga’s Central Market. Begin with a guided walk through Riga Central Market. The influences of Art Deco, Art Nouveau and Neoclassicism can be seen in the architecture of the market complex that was the largest and most advanced European marketplace in the 1930's. You may wish to purchase some of the local specialties on display, such as black bread, honey, cheese, smoked fish and meat. Finish off your experience with a typical Latvian lunch at a local fish tavern. Following lunch, continue to Black Magic Balsam Bar. The legend has it that Empress Catherine the Great of Russia, having fallen ill during her visit to Latvia, was cured after drinking black balsam. The drink is prepared in oak barrels, which allows for development of its characteristic strength and slightly bitter-sweet taste. Savor its fruity aroma and intriguing flavor during a tasting at the characterful Black Magic Bar.

Leave the city limits behind and head to Kemeri National Park's unique swamp landscape for a privately guided tour. Hosting rich deposits of curative muds and a number of mineral springs, this ethereal corner of Latvia has been well-known for centuries. Over the years, several resorts, spas, and sanitariums have been established, showcasing the therapeutic qualities of the area's sulfur water. After a transfer from Riga, arrive at the park and begin your exploration of the Great Kemeri Bog. The convenient use of bog shoes allows you to get deep into this otherwise inaccessible habitat. Make your way through this eerie landscape, drinking in the sights and sounds of a unique environment. Walk past the undersized pine and birch trees dotting the harsh moorland. Gain insight about the bog creation process from your guide and see the wildlife that resides in the bog ecosystem. Your tour concludes with a private transfer back to your accommodation in Riga.

Settle in for a private transfer from Riga to Klaipeda. During your transfer visit Rundale Palace with a local guide located 66 km away of Riga. One of the most beautiful baroque palaces in Latvia, it was built in 1736-1740 as a summer residence for the Duke of Courland, Ernst Johann Biron. The palace was designed by an outstanding Italian architect Francesco Bartolomeo Rastrelli, the creator of the Winter Palace in Saint Petersburg. The Rundale Palace is one of the few remaining palaces in Latvia, where the very essence of the 18th century may still be experienced. Continue to Hill of Crosses located 12km from Siauliai. It is believed that there was a castle, but it was burned by Sword bearers in 1348. The crosses were mentioned for the first time in written chronicles in 1850, though their appearance is connected with the suppression of the rebellion in 1831. You will then be taken to Klaipeda. Entrance fee to Rundale Palace and French formal garden are included.

As evening settles over Klaipeda, the Old Town and Dane riverfront make an easy setting for a self-guided stroll. You might begin around Theater Square, continue past the river and Meridianas sailing ship, then follow the old streets toward the Castle site as the city quiets down. It is a relaxed way to take in Klaipeda’s maritime character at your own pace, whether you pause for an aperitif at Friedricho Pasazas or simply linger by the water. Any visit is enjoyed independently, with drinks or transportation settled directly.

The UNESCO-listed Curonian Spit is a 98 km long, thin, curved sand-dune spit that separates the Curonian Lagoon from the Baltic Sea coast. Explore this fragile habitat featuring some of the world’s most precious sand dunes and a plethora of wildlife on a privately guided tour. Visit places of natural beauty and the local seaside resorts of Juodkrante and Nida. Stop by the Hill of Witches and enjoy a large collection of unique wooden sculptures based on Lithuanian legends and folk tales. Head to the 52-meter Parnidis Dune and take in mesmerizing vistas over the Curonian Lagoon and the Baltic Sea. Tour the Thomas Mann Museum and learn about the life of this Nobel Prize-winning German author. You may also visit the Lithuanian Maritime Museum established in a former sea defense fortress (please note that additional charges may apply). Upon the conclusion of your tour you will be privately transferred back to your accommodation.

A private transfer from Klaipeda to Vilnius is provided. The approximate transfer time is four hours.

Settle in at SOMM for a wine-led dinner in Vilnius, where a serious cellar and contemporary dishes such as ceviche, venison tartare, octopus, and tasting menus give the evening a more polished food-and-wine focus. Your Destination Expert can arrange a reservation on request, with the meal paid directly at the restaurant.

Start the tour through the modern part of Vilnius along with your knowledgeable private guide. Immerse yourself in the sights of the city, including the University building, National Opera, Academy of Arts, and the central train station. After discovering the major points of interest in Vilnus, visit the picturesque town of Trakai, the ancient capital of Lithuania situated 30 km from Vilnius. Discover the old legends behind the exceptional lucidity of the lakes. Known as the "town on the water", Trakai is particularly rich in architectural and cultural treasures. The main landmark of the town is the famous insular Trakai Castle - the only insular castle in Eastern Europe - situated on the island in the Galve Lake. These days, the castle houses the ethnographic museum, showcasing authentic furniture, porcelain, crockery, articles made of glass and bone, seals, hunting trophies, and archaeological findings.

A private transfer between the airport and the city or your accommodation is provided.

Nestled in the heart of the Old Town, the SchlÖssle Hotel is an enchanting jewel that takes you back to the historical roots of Estonia. The hotel is at the center of Tallinn’s beautiful medieval old town. Located only steps away from the historic Town Hall Square and shopping area, you can walk to the palace of the feudal lords and barons, which dates back to the Danish King Waldemar II and the Czars. All guestrooms and suites have been decorated to reflect the charm of Tallinn’s Old Town. The building itself dates back to the Medieval period and its thick stone walls encase massive wooden beams and antique tapestries and furnishings. Enjoy superb cuisine at the hotel's onsite restaurant and unwind at the private sauna, located in the basement level of the building.

A charming property blending Old Russian and European influences, set amid the cobblestoned streets of Riga's 15th-century Old Town, is home to Grand Palace Hotel. Surrounded by historic monuments and steps from the city's shopping district, guest rooms are elegantly decorated and designed for luxury and privacy, while an onsite restaurant serves refined culinary creations. Recognized as Latvia's leading hotel multiple times, it's a storied, characterful choice for exploring one of Riga's most historic quarters.

A bastion of rustic lodging, the Michaelson Boutique Hotel warmly welcomes guests and provides them with comfortable accommodations in a historic setting. Situated within a short distance from numerous attractions, including the UNESCO-protected Curonian Spit, the Michaelson Boutique Hotel is an ideal base for those seeking to explore Klaipeda’s Old Town. Guests are invited to indulge in local and international cuisine at the on-site restaurant featuring views of the Dange River. The friendly staff of the Michaelson Boutique Hotel provide impeccable hospitality services at this unique property, rich with history and tradition. Experience an authentic Lithuanian holiday at the Michaelson Boutique Hotel where elegance and heritage are reflected in every detail.

Stikliai Hotel, nestled in the heart of Vilnius' historic Old Town, invites you to indulge in a prestigious Relais & Chateaux experience that seamlessly blends tradition and luxury. Housed in a building with a rich history dating back to the 16th century, this elegant hotel offers a unique escape. Unwind in a selection of rooms and suites, each thoughtfully designed with an exclusive, individualized touch and enhanced by luxurious amenities. For moments of pure relaxation, indulge in the hotel’s spa, featuring a swimming pool, sauna, and fitness room. Enjoy leisurely moments in the pool room or relax in the serene Winter Garden. The hotel’s renowned culinary offerings celebrate European and French cuisine, with a focus on local ingredients from the Dubingiai region. The Stikliai Tavern and the hotel’s bar offer an exceptional setting to savor gourmet dining and world-class cocktails while immersing yourself in Lithuania’s rich culture.