We thoroughly enjoyed our Baltic tour and would recommend it to anyone interested in history, architecture, cultural and gastronomic experiences. Although we have travelled extensively in Europe over many years, the three Baltic countries were new destinations for us and they all offer interesting and different dimensions in terms of pre-WW2 history, and post-war and occupation history as well. Beautiful medieval cities and castles are wonderful to visit, but the countryside, seaside and riverside towns were also a pleasure to explore. We were fortunate to have the guidance of an exceptional tour guide in Margarita, who made sure we all enjoyed the experience together, balancing quiet solo moments with memorable group events which were plenty of fun as well. Similarly, the local tour guides we had were all knowledgeable and entertaining as well.
The Baltics
Three Countries, Endless Baltic Charm
Ready to discover the Baltics? From Estonia to Latvia and Lithuania, explore medieval old towns, wild landscapes and cultures shaped by the Baltic Sea. The Baltics dazzle with colourful storybook cities, pine forests scented with adventure, and a coastline that stretches as far as the eye can see. Our Baltics tours link Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania, three countries often overlooked yet brimming with character and history.
In Estonia, Tallinn’s medieval walls guard a capital alive with almost 5000 years of history. Latvia pairs grand palaces with cobbled towns worthy of a fairytale, while Lithuania offers rolling hills, tranquil lakes and the striking Hill of Crosses. Walk it, cycle it, or pause in a café-lined square. However you choose to explore, our expert local guides help you uncover the stories stitched into every stone and landscape. The Baltics prove that good things really do come in threes.
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Linda Coyle Discover the Baltics
Mary Poniatowski Cycle the BalticsWhat I liked most about the trip was learning about the history in all 3 regions. We also went to Poland so it gave a good picture of what happened during the world wars and their rebuilding and partnerships.
Susan Lucas Cycle the BalticsPerfect cycling roads and paths through forests and near the lovely coast – and once actually on the beach. Brilliant guides, extremely interesting history and varied food. So flat that it’s also suitable for non cyclists. A unique opportunity to experience three countries and cultures. Lucky to have such an interesting group too and I really appreciated spending time with non Brits! And I was really impressed with all 3 countries which achieved independence from the USSR only 35 years ago – and their transformation is inspirational.
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