Cycling holiday in the Baltics

by Responsible Travel
Region
Peipsi Lake,Jurmala,Klaipėda,Riga,Trakai,Kintai Village,Curonian Spit National Park,Lahemaa National
Duration
11 days
Guided Status
Guided
Difficulty
Leisurely/moderate
D-Score™
N/A - Unknown

Overview

You’ll see the best of the Baltics on this small group cycling adventure as you pedal your way from cities to coastlines, crossing three countries & three capitals in 11 days. Travelling from north to south across Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania, this cycling holiday in the Baltics introduces you to these three surprisingly different nations. You’ll cycle to historic cities via unspoiled wilderness areas including marshland and forest, past beautiful lakes and along miles of wild Baltic coast. These are landscapes still inhabited by elusive wild boar and moose, though you are sure to spot at least some of the many species of birds that thrive here. Talinn, Tartu, Riga, and Vilnius are some of the cities you’ll have time to explore during this Baltic cycling holiday; each has its own enchanting architectural style with soaring church spires, botanical gardens and laid back cafes to refuel in before getting back in the saddle. This itinerary takes in Lahemaa, the largest national park in Estonia; Peipsi Lake with 17th century fishing villages on its shores; the “Estonian Switzerland” of Otepaa, famed for its hills and pine forests; and Lithuania’s Curonian Spit National Park – a 68km-long spit of sand reached by ferry. One of the trip highlights is Trakai where a fairytale castle sits on an island in the middle of Glave Lake – perfect for photo opportunities, as well as for a gentle ride through the picturesque surrounding landscape. It is possible to hire electric bikes for this holiday.

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What's Included

Airport transfers
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Bike rental

About the Peipsi Lake,Jurmala,Klaipėda,Riga,Trakai,Kintai Village,Curonian Spit National Park,Lahemaa National

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