Our Latvia holidays & tours
The great outdoors just got greater: in Latvia, you’ll find massive forests, untouched coastline, and a rich agricultural heritage that means great fresh produce. Our Latvia holidays and tours get you into this glorious nature. Enjoying the countryside is a Latvian tradition, so join local people on the routes our cycling tours, where you can make the most of flat, quiet roads, exploring Latvia, and beyond into the other Baltic states. Alternatively, hit the cultural sites: the UNESCO World Heritage city of Riga, and smaller regional museums and craft centres. Our holidays use local guides, small, family-run hotels, use homesteads and markets to supply your picnics, and point you towards craftspeople for elevated souvenirs.
Our top Latvia holidays
Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania holiday
From
£1999 to £2099
12 days
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Journey through Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania in 12 days
Small group2026: 19 Aug, 16 Sep, 2027: 14 Apr, 2 May, 12 May, 20 May, 27 May, 3 Jun, 9 Jun, 23 Jun, 27 Jun, 7 Jul, 14 Jul, 21 Jul, 4 Aug, 15 Aug, 18 Aug, 29 Aug, 1 Sep, 15 Sep
Vilnius to Tallinn cycling tour in the Baltics
From
€1925
11 days
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11 days guided cycle tour of the Baltics: Vilnius to Tallinn
Small group2026: 31 Aug
Cycling the Baltic States holiday
From
€1625
11 days
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Self-guided cycle tour of Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia
Small group2026: 31 Aug, 7 Sep
Baltics small group holiday
From
£1276 to £1630
8 days
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Uncover the treasures of Lithuania, Latvia & Estonia
Small group2026: 30 Aug, 13 Sep, 20 Sep, 27 Sep, 11 Oct, 2027: 4 Apr, 18 Apr, 2 May, 16 May, 23 May, 6 Jun, 27 Jun, 4 Jul, 18 Jul, 1 Aug, 15 Aug, 22 Aug, 29 Aug, 5 Sep, 12 Sep, 19 Sep, 26 Sep, 10 Oct, 2028: 2 Apr, 16 Apr, 30 Apr, 14 May, 21 May, 4 Jun, 25 Jun, 2 Jul, 16 Jul, 30 Jul, 13 Aug, 20 Aug, 27 Aug, 3 Sep, 10 Sep, 17 Sep, 24 Sep, 8 Oct
Baltic Republics small group holiday
From
£2240 to £2385
15 days
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Explore Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania
Small group2026: 26 Sep, 2027: 1 May, 8 May, 15 May, 22 May, 29 May, 5 Jun, 12 Jun, 26 Jun, 10 Jul, 31 Jul, 7 Aug, 14 Aug, 21 Aug, 28 Aug, 4 Sep, 11 Sep, 18 Sep, 25 Sep
Baltics, Helsinki & Stockholm winter tour
From
£1959 to £2399
10 days
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Winter in five European capitals
Small group2026: 27 Nov, 11 Dec, 2027: 9 Jan, 12 Feb, 12 Mar, 26 Nov, 10 Dec
Baltic highlights holiday, tailor made
From
£2195
8 days
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Historical and cultural journey exploring the Baltic States
Tailor made
Baltic capital cities tour
From
£1070 to £1820
8 days
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See the main highlights of three Baltic Capital Cities
Small group2026: 5 Sep, 12 Sep, 19 Sep, 3 Oct, 10 Oct, 5 Dec, 2027: 24 Apr, 15 May, 22 May, 29 May, 5 Jun, 19 Jun, 3 Jul, 17 Jul, 7 Aug, 4 Sep, 11 Sep, 18 Sep, 2 Oct, 9 Oct, 4 Dec, 11 Dec, 20 Dec
Walking holiday in the Baltics and Finland
From
£2119 to £2499
12 days
ex flights
Explore national parks & history soaked cities
Small group2026: 12 Aug, 9 Sep, 2027: 5 May, 19 May, 2 Jun, 16 Jun, 30 Jun, 28 Jul, 25 Aug, 8 Sep
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The Daugava River splits Latvia from the Belarus border to the Gulf of Riga via one of the country’s most decorated cultural and historic regions, Vidzeme. The town of Cēsis, which overlooks the Gauja River, is one such Vidzeme location that’s brimming over with churches, castles and Livonian heritage and if you’re looking for a few more, head eastwards to Sigulda and onto the capital city of Riga, and you won’t be disappointed. As much of Latvia was under lockdown during the Soviet era, rural landscapes remained relatively untouched with Gauja National Park exemplifying Latvia’s pine and spruce forests which thrive alongside sandstone river valleys all the way to the hard sand beaches along the shoreline.
Cesis
1. Cesis
Built overlooking the wooded banks of the Gauja River, the walled town of Cēsis is best known for one of the Baltics’ most impressive ruined castles which features not only a lake adorned park and great views from the Western Tower, but also Latvia’s oldest brewery. A tour unravels further Livonian threads with St John’s Church and the Square of Roses adding to the natural beauty of the Vidzeme region.
Gauja National Park
2. Gauja National Park
Nowhere exemplifies the Gauja River’s historic valley setting better than Gauja National Park which is decorated in sandstone cliffs and outcrops as well as over 500 historic and cultural monuments, including castles, churches and ancient windmills encircled by fields of flowers. This is hiking heaven with river boating and several cycle tracks, particularly near Sigulda, offering a great excuse to get out and explore.
Jurmala
3. Jurmala
On the north coast, there’s around 30km of crystal white sand that has long been the preserve of politicians, poets and pretty much anyone else looking to make the most of sunshine and shallows. The spa town of Jurmala is the largest of several Latvian seaside resorts with cafes, mud baths, wooden summer cottages and cycle paths adding to the attraction of kite surfing and blue eco-flag beaches.
Kuldiga
4. Kuldiga
Come for the waterfall, the widest in Europe, and stay for the riverside ambience of an old fashioned Latvian town steeped in 17th and 18th century heritage and pedestrianised streets aligned with well preserved wooden buildings. Kuldiga is also famed for a late 19th century bridge, the longest of its kind in Europe, and an ornate former synagogue, but it’s the riverside in springtime that steals the show.
Rundale Palace
5. Rundale Palace
Set within an expansive, French style garden, the gold and white rococo façade of Rundale captures the imagination and is especially worthwhile when accompanied by a local historian or tour guide. The museum and exhibition hall are packed full of fine art and Latvian heritage with opulent interiors and stunning Italian frescoes decorating rooms and ceilings that once served both Russian nobility and Soviet soldiers.
Slitere National Park
6. Slitere National Park
This is the site of one of the Baltics’ oldest nature reserves where thousands of birds cross forest covered hillsides, sand dunes and Baltic coastline on their annual autumn or spring migration. Aside from the birdwatching, Slitere boasts an untouched shoreline where grey seals, light houses, lookout towers and fishing villages can all be found via cycle routes and nature trails leading to smoked fish on Cape Kolka.
Our Latvia holidays reviews
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Chas Ball05 Jul 2026
The whole trip was memorable as we successfully cycled over 220 miles in three countries. We had a really good experience over ten days, being part of a friendly group of six self guided riders, supported by Igor our conscientious back up and mini-bus driver.
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STEVEN Frank Rome05 Jun 2026
Great. Extensive countryside while cycling. 5 stars.read more
Lynn Lovelock24 May 2026
Excellent. The Curonian Spit, especially the Hill of Witches. Our guide, in particular, was fantastic. The host company never seems to disappoint.read more
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