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Don’t overlook this northern European country. After all, Estonia has a little bit of everything, from islands to forests, beaches to lakes. The capital city of Tallinn is home to an endearing Old Town that offers some fantastic cycling tours, while the city of Tartu is considered to be the country’s cultural centre. Snow bunnies will adore Otepaa, the country’s most popular skiing resort.

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Honest insights from past guests on our Estonia tours

Anonymous | Traveled in September

Great trip. Good mix of varied scenic walking and sightseeing in 3 very interesting countries. Excellent guide who shared her experiences of growing up and local life as well as the history and some folklore of the region. Quite fast paced and covered a lot of ground but didn't feel too rushed. We extended our trip at both ends to enjoy Talinn and Vilnius and would recommend doing this if you have the time.

Anonymous | Traveled in September

We really enjoyed the trip. The three Baltic countries are very interesting and scenic. The cycling was generally very flat and easy and we had an excellent group and tour leader.

Anonymous | Traveled in September
Discover the Baltics

Traveling through the Baltic states was far more than a vacation—it was a journey into the heart of living history and local culture. From the moment we set foot in Tallinn, we were swept up by the city’s medieval magic, walking cobbled lanes beneath ancient spires and discovering lively cafés tucked away in secret courtyards. Each evening, as the old city glowed against the sky, it felt like we’d stepped into a fairy tale. Riga took us by surprise with its dramatic Art Nouveau architecture. Every building told a story in swirling stone and ornate detail. The Central Market—with its enormous Zeppelin hangars stuffed full of local cheeses, smoked fish, and pastries—was a sensory adventure, giving us a taste of everyday life. There was a youthful buzz to the city: music on the streets, laughter in cozy bistros, and a spirit of creativity everywhere. Spending two evenings at the Latvian National Opera and Ballet, one of ballet and the second seeing the opera “Turandot,” were fantastic (and affordable). Our time in Lithuania deepened the adventure. Vilnius radiated warmth and quiet beauty, its baroque churches and the quirky Užupis “independent republic of artists” neighborhood, with its constitution posted on mirrored panels in multiple languages, invited us to linger and explore. Strolling along the river, we reflected on the resilience woven into the region’s history. Beyond the city, Trakai Castle floating on its island was straight out of a legend. Looking back, this adventure has left us not just with memories of beautiful places, but also a greater understanding of the region, its history, and the spirit of its people. For anyone looking for a travel experience brimming with culture, warmth, and unforgettable moments, the Baltics—especially with a guide like Andrius—are an absolute must.

Anonymous | Traveled in September

This trip was excellent. It was really interesting to learn about the history of an area I knew very little about. There was more free time on this trip than normal which I found to be good. Much of accomodation was really well located, in or very close to the heart of the action. The buffet breakfasts were plentiful everywhere. I would recommend this trip to anyone.

David | Traveled in September

An excellent introduction to the Baltic countries of Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia. Combining time to explore on your own along with guided tours of the major cities and important sites. Good hotels throughout, a knowledgeable guide and a very enjoyable 2 weeks.

Megan | Traveled in September

This trip had good accommodation in great locations. A lovely balance of cycling site seeing and free time. Eating out was affordable and delicious. Our tour leader made the trip very interesting I wouldn’t hesitate to visit the Baltic states again.

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Estonia Tours — Highlights and Travel Tips

When it comes to outdoor exploration, natural wonders, and ecological diversity, a trip to Estonia is not normally what first comes to mind. However, many are surprised to learn the incredible diversity that this Northern European country offers to visitors. Bound by the Baltic Sea and the Gulf of Finland, this former Soviet European nation is composed of over 1,500 islands, and a world of gorgeous forests. Plan a holiday to Estonia if you want to look at some of the breathtaking natural views on earth as well as gorgeous architecture from the 19th Century. It is certainly a nation that you must see to believe.

Travel Highlights

  • To get a feel for Estonian culture and heritage, a visit to the capital, Tallinn is a must. 
  • While in Tallinn, visit the Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, a 19th century Orthodox Cathedral that boasts Russian architecture. It’s hard to miss, and hard to forget.
  • Laheemaa National Park is a must for all nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. This gorgeous nature reserve offers much more than a pretty picture.
  • If you’re visiting during the summer, check out Parnu Beach. A 19th century town adorned with colorful villas that overlooks the Parnu Bay. Perfect for an afternoon getaway.
  • For a look back in time, stop at the Kadriorg Palace, a museum housed in a gorgeous baroque architecture building.

Travel Tips

  • If you’re travelling on a budget, Estonia is the place to be. There are many free things to do such as free city tours, free nature activities, and even free events during the summer and winter
  • Music enthusiasts should have Estonia in their bucket list at least one summer. Estonia features many music events during their summers, including Juu Jääb Festival, Hard Rock Camp 2017, and many more! These music festivals run from February to August annually. 
  • Try kohuke a flavoured milk curd sweet, which is widely available. 
  • For the beer enthusiats, Estonia brews a variety of beer. Give their local brews a try. 
  • Generally, Estonians are reserved and only say what is required and punctuality is their strong suit. 
  • Winters months can be quite harsh. Keep this in mind when you’re planning your winter getaway to Estonia!

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