1495 €, 9 Days
Travel from Tallinn, Estonia, in the north, through Latvia, and on to Lithuania in the south, enjoy a great variety of towns, villages, and landscapes, and get an excellent feel for the different characters of these distinctive countries. This trip is a half-guided tour, i.e., during the whole trip, except for Jurmala and the Curonian Spit, our driver with a minibus and bike trailer is with you, and you can take part in city tours (Tallinn, Riga) led by professional guides. Our driver will transport your luggage every day to the next hotel. If you have a breakdown, then our driver will take care of everything for you.
Highlights:
- Tallinn and Riga - with their old towns designated by UNESCO as World Heritage Sites.
- The National Park Lahemaa - one of the last unspoiled regions of the Baltic coast,
- Otepää Lakeland - the so-called “Estonian Switzerland”
- The beautiful Gauja River valleys
Arrival / departure airports: Tallinn / Palanga (35 km from Klaipėda) or Vilnius (300 km from Klaipėda)
Arrival: Arrive in Tallinn (Estonia) by plane or ferry. There are ferries from Stockholm (Sweden) & Helsinki (Finland).
For more information about flights, see website: TALLINN airport
Departure: depart by plane from Palanga, Kaunas or Vilnius airport or by ferry from Klaipeda (DFDS ferries from Kiel, Germany & Karlshamn, Sweden; TT-Line ferries from Travemunde/Rostock, Germany & Trelleborg, Sweden).
For more information about flights, see websites:
KLAIPĖDA/ PALANGA (35 km/22 mi. away from Klaipėda)
VILNIUS airport (300 km/188 mi. away from Klaipeda)
KAUNAS airport (200 km/125 mi. away from Klaipeda)
Cycling conditions: This is a moderate cycling trip, with daily rides of 28–57 km (18–36 miles) on mostly low-traffic roads and bike paths, plus optional extra distance on several days. Terrain is generally flat to gently rolling, with a few steeper sections in areas like Otepää, the Gauja Valley, and the Curonian Spit. The route spans all three Baltic States, includes several longer minibus transfers, and features walking tours on cobbled streets in the capital's old towns.
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No special experience is needed; everyone who is in condition to cope with long Saturday walks in the forest can also cope with these tours. As a rule, the trips are short and at a low altitude. Often, it is your choice to join or skip a day-tour. The routes follow a hilly terrain without steep ascents and descents. Normally we walk 3/5h a day.
Most of you, who are used to walking/cycling during a long weekend, will be in condition to cope with a tour of this level. You should be in a good health condition. We have successive days of longer and more difficult walking and days of lighter walking/cycling. Some parts of the day routes are done at a higher altitude. The paths are in good condition. We walk/cycle for 5/7h a day.
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