We can offer bespoke and independent Latvia tours. The unique position of the country allows you to combine your Latvia tours with trips to Estonia, Lithuania, Belarus and Russia, for in depth Soviet tours.
For more information on the following programs, or if what you are looking for not be on this list, simply get in touch and we’ll arrange it.
Soviet Latvia tours
Latvia was formally known as The Latvian Soviet Socialist Republic (Latvian SSR). The country coastal town of Jurmala was popular retreat for the elite from Moscow and the dense forest was ideal to hide secret military activities, from functioning satellite stations to abandoned nuclear missile bases.
Nature-focused Latvia tours
Latvia’s nature is incredibly underrated. Its beautiful rural villages, 12,000 rivers and 3,000 lakes make it an ideal place for hiking, cycling, kayaking and camping. It makes a perfect retreat for those enjoy the peaceful outdoors.
Gastronomy tours in Latvia
Latvians culturally live of the land they live on, so it’s not uncommon to see self-sufficient household and villages, producing some of the most delicious food found in Eastern Europe. We’ll take you on tour to experience Latvia’s gastronomy.
School tours to Latvia
In recent times, Latvia has built a closer relationship with Western Europe. This includes the educational system where English is taught as a second language. We can arrange school exchange programmes and tours in Latvia.
Sports tours to Latvia
Football and ice hockey are the most popular sports in Latvia. We can arrange domestic and international Latvia tours and tickets for sporting events in Latvia. Please get in touch for more details.
Historic Latvia tour
Riga has a beautiful historical UNESCO World Heritage Old Town. However, there’s a darker side to the capital, from WWII and the Soviet occupation. Visiting places such as the Karosta prison and the Riga Ghetto, we can create a bespoke and independent tour within Riga and throughout Latvia.
Military tours to Latvia
Latvia has faced many challenges and struggled for independence, which its flag represents. The country was not only occupied by the Nazi, but also by the Soviets. We can create an independent Latvia tours to visit memorials, monuments and sites of fierce battles.








