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Baltic Treasures: Estonia, Latvia & Lithuania

From £2,699
Duration 10 Days
Departures from: May 2026 - Sept 2026
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From £2,699
Duration 10 Days
Departures from: May 2026 - Sept 2026

Tour Overview

Discover the enchanting Baltic region on this carefully crafted journey through Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania. From medieval Tallinn's cobblestone streets to the grand baroque palaces of Latvia and Lithuania's spiritual heritage, this tour reveals the rich tapestry of cultures that make the Baltics so compelling. Experience authentic local traditions, explore UNESCO World Heritage sites, and uncover stories of resilience and beauty that have shaped these remarkable nations.

Your Holiday Includes

  • Just You Holiday Director as your host & Specialist Local Guides
  • Return flights from London
  • 9 nights in 4 & 5-star hotels
  • A guaranteed twin or double room of your own
  • 15 meals: 9 breakfasts, 2 lunches and 4 dinners including a welcome drink
  • Overseas transfers, other transportation & porterage

Included Holiday Highlights

  • Explore Tallinn
  • Turaida Castle and the town of Sigulda
  • Tour of Ligatne soviet bunker
  • Latvia's capital Riga
  • Discover Rundale Palace
  • Orientation tour of Kuldiga
  • Liepaja city tour
  • Curonian Spit day tour
  • Discover Klaipeda
  • Hill of Crosses
  • Tour of Vilnius, Lithuania's historical capital

Itinerary

UK - Tallinn

Day 1 UK - Tallinn

Your Baltic adventure begins as you fly to Tallinn, Estonia's captivating capital. You’ll meet your fellow travellers over a welcome drink and dinner at your hotel. Meals included: D
Tallinn

Day 2 Tallinn

Our day begins with a walking tour through Tallinn's UNESCO-listed Old Town, where whole districts transport you back to the Middle Ages. We’ll wander along narrow cobblestone streets lined with magnificent Gothic merchants' houses, each one telling tales of times gone by. Our journey through time includes the imposing Toompea Castle, the heart of Estonian power for over 800 years, and the striking Russian Orthodox Alexander Nevsky Cathedral with its distinctive onion domes. We’ll discover the 15th-century Town Hall Square, and admire the Old Guild buildings that celebrate Tallinn's membership of the Hanseatic League.
Our exploration continues as we pass the 13th-century Dome Church and St. Olaf's Church, once the world's tallest building, before heading to the Song Festival Grounds, where Estonia's path to independence through song was born, the scenic Pirita recreation area, the Olympic Yachting Centre, and the hauntingly beautiful ruins of St. Bridget's Monastery. This afternoon, you could choose to join our optional excursion to the magnificent Kadriorg Palace, a baroque masterpiece built by Peter the Great as a testament of love for his wife Catherine I in the 1720s. The palace houses an exquisite collection of European art spanning four centuries, showcasing paintings, sculptures, and decorative arts that rival the finest museums in Europe.
Meals included: B
Tallinn - Riga

Day 3 Tallinn - Riga

The next leg of our journey takes us on to Latvia, which reveals landscapes steeped in legends and history. Our first stop is the reconstructed medieval Turaida Castle, standing proudly within the Turaida Museum Reserve. This historical treasure trove encompasses monuments dating back to the 11th century, including one of Latvia's oldest wooden churches, crafted by local rural artisans with extraordinary skill. Here, beneath an ancient linden tree lies the legendary tomb of the Rose of Turaida, commemorating a young woman who chose death over dishonour – a tale that has captured hearts for centuries. The enchanting Folk Song Garden features 25 sculptures by renowned artist Indulis Ranka, celebrating Latvia's rich musical heritage and the lifework of folk song collector Krisjanis Barons.
We then head on to Sigulda, often called 'Latvian Switzerland' for its stunning natural beauty. Nestled within Gauja National Park, this picturesque town combines breathtaking scenery with thrilling winter sports heritage, famous for its bobsleigh track and skiing routes. We’ll also visit the Ligatne Soviet Bunker, a classified facility built 9 metres underground in the 1980s for Latvia's Communist Party elite. Declassified only in 2003, this remarkably preserved bunker offers a unique glimpse into Cold War tensions and the preparations made for nuclear warfare. The original equipment remains intact, creating an authentic time capsule of Soviet-era paranoia and preparation. Later, we’ll arrive in Riga for our first night in the Latvian capital. Meals included: B
Riga

Day 4 Riga

Today, we’ll explore Riga's remarkable architectural heritage during a guided walking tour of this medieval Hanseatic jewel. Marvel at the imposing Dome Cathedral, home to one of the world's largest pipe organs, whose majestic sounds have filled the sacred space for centuries. Explore the historic Guild Houses and discover why Riga boasts Europe's greatest concentration of Art Nouveau buildings – over 750 magnificent structures that transform the city into a living architectural museum. Our morning tour includes the impressive Riga Castle, seat of Latvia's president, as well as the Dome Cathedral, where regular organ concerts take place.
This afternoon, why not join our optional tour to Jurmala, Latvia's premier seaside resort famous for its long beaches facing the Gulf of Riga and romantic wooden houses in the Art Nouveau style. This former collection of fishing villages was transformed over 100 years ago when boulevards were laid and picturesque wooden towered villas were constructed as summer residences for Riga's wealthy elite. The resort stretches over 25 kilometres of soft golden sand, where gently lapping waves and fresh sea air create ideal conditions for relaxation, while pine forests and dune parks provide beautiful backdrops for gentle strolls.
Meals included: B
Riga

Day 5 Riga

We continue our exploration of Latvia today and the highlight is an excursion to Rundale Palace, the most magnificent baroque masterpiece in the Baltic States. Located 70 kilometres from Riga, this architectural jewel was created by Francesco Bartolomeo Rastrelli, the Italian genius who also designed St. Petersburg's Winter Palace. The professionally restored palace interiors dazzle with authentic 18th-century furniture, priceless paintings, and exquisite china. We’ll walk through the breathtaking Golden Hall, the elegant White Hall, and the opulent bedroom of Duke Ernst Johann Biron, feeling the grandeur of a bygone era. The palace gardens, designed in French style, provide a perfect complement to the architectural splendour, where geometric patterns and carefully manicured landscapes create a harmonious outdoor gallery.
Our memorable day includes lunch at Restaurant Rozmalas, a truly special destination that epitomises Latvian hospitality and tradition. Set within a beautifully restored recreation complex spanning 4 hectares, Rozmalas combines a design hotel, restaurant, historic Ribbe windmill, and traditional craftsmen's house surrounded by ancient apple orchards. This enchanting location, lovingly maintained by two farming families who honour old Latvian traditions while embracing modern hospitality, offers an authentic taste of Latvia's agricultural heritage in an atmosphere of rustic elegance.
Meals included: B,L
Riga - Liepaja

Day 6 Riga - Liepaja

On our way to Liepaja today we’ll stop at Kuldiga, considered one of Latvia's most beautiful towns and the only one to have preserved its traditional wooden architecture through centuries of wars and fires. This remarkable 16th and 17th-century time capsule showcases authentic Latvian provincial life, enhanced by the dramatic Venta Rumba – Europe's widest natural waterfall. The historic brick bridge spanning the Venta River, built in 1874, remains one of Europe's longest bridges of its type, designed to accommodate two horse-drawn carriages passing simultaneously.
We’ll continue to Liepaja for a city tour that includes Rose Square and the historic House of Peter I. Our exploration culminates in Karosta, a surreal northern neighbourhood occupying one-third of the city. This extraordinary district represents a unique fusion of Tsarist Russian military elegance and Soviet militarism, creating an environment unlike anywhere else in the world. The area's architecture and atmosphere provide a fascinating glimpse into two very different eras of military power and social control.
Meals included: B,D
Liepaja - Klaipeda

Day 7 Liepaja - Klaipeda

Today we cross into Lithuania for one of the tour's most spectacular experiences – exploring the Curonian Spit National Park. This extraordinary 98-kilometre sand dune peninsula, washed by the Baltic Sea on one side and the tranquil Curonian Lagoon on the other, creates a unique ecosystem recognised by UNESCO. The towering sand dunes, some reaching 60 metres high, shift and change with the winds, creating an almost desert-like landscape in the heart of Northern Europe. Whilst there, we’ll visit the charming fishing village of Nida, where traditional Lithuanian culture thrives amid this stunning natural setting. Our day also includes a lunch at a local restaurant, featuring fresh-caught fish, showcasing the region's maritime culinary traditions, followed by a peaceful boat tour that offers unique perspectives of this remarkable landscape from the water. We’ll continue on to Klaipeda, with dinner at our hotel this evening. Meals included: B,L,D
Klaipeda - Vilnius

Day 8 Klaipeda - Vilnius

Our day begins with a morning tour of Klaipeda, Lithuania's principal seaport and 'Gateway to the Sea.' We’ll explore the atmospheric Old Town with its cobblestone streets, historic Old Post Office, traditional handicraft shops, the restored Old Theatre, and charming Simon Dach Square, named after the 17th-century German poet who celebrated the region's cultural diversity.
Our journey to Vilnius includes a deeply moving stop at the Hill of Crosses, located 12 kilometres north of Siauliai. This extraordinary pilgrimage site features hundreds of thousands of crosses of every size and description, creating a powerful symbol of Lithuanian faith, hope, and national identity. The hill represents Christian devotion and serves as a memorial to Lithuanian independence, with each cross telling a personal story of faith, remembrance, or gratitude. We travel on to the Lithuania’s capital, Vilnius. Meals included: B
Vilnius

Day 9 Vilnius

We’ll discover Vilnius, Lithuania's captivating capital founded in 1323 when Grand Duke Gediminas built his castle here today. Our guided tour of the UNESCO World Heritage Old Town – one of Europe's largest and most charming medieval centres – reveals a stunning architectural blend of Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque styles. We’ll walk along narrow ancient streets to the magnificent Cathedral and Cathedral Square, pass the prestigious Vilnius University (one of Europe's oldest), and admire St. Anne's Church, a masterpiece of Gothic architecture that Napoleon supposedly wanted to carry back to Paris. The Gate of Dawn, one of nine original defensive gates built between 1503 and 1522, is not to be missed and we’ll also admire St. Peter and Paul's Church with its incredible baroque interior featuring over 2,000 stucco figures.
This afternoon, you may choose an optional excursion to Trakai Castle, Lithuania's former capital situated on an island in the middle of a pristine lake. This 14th-century red brick fortress, now housing the Trakai History Museum, represents one of Lithuania's most impressive defensive structures.
Our Baltic adventure concludes with a farewell dinner featuring traditional Lithuanian cuisine accompanied by authentic folk performances, celebrating the music, dance, and traditions that define this proud nation.
Meals included: B,D
Vilnius - UK

Day 10 Vilnius - UK

After breakfast, we’ll transfer to the airport for our flight home. Meals included: B

Accommodation (as specified or similar)

Original Sokos Hotel Viru

With its central location making several restaurants within walking distance, The Original Sokos Hotel Viru has jaw-dropping and stunning views, as well as spacious rooms featuring hairdryer, ironing facilities and TV. Hotel amenities include bar, restaurant, fitness centre and free Wi-Fi.

With its central location making several restaurants within walking distance, The Original Sokos Hotel Viru has jaw-dropping and stunning views, as well as spacious rooms featuring hairdryer, ironing facilities and TV. Hotel amenities include bar, restaurant, fitness centre and free Wi-Fi.

Wellton Centrum Hotel & Spa

The Wellton Centrum Hotel & Spa has a central location making it a short walk to all the sights. Facilities include the spa centre for a relaxing and peaceful moments, as well as a restaurant, indoor swimming pool and free Wi-Fi. Each room has air conditioning, minibar, TV, ironing facilities and tea/coffee making facilities.

The Wellton Centrum Hotel & Spa has a central location making it a short walk to all the sights. Facilities include the spa centre for a relaxing and peaceful moments, as well as a restaurant, indoor swimming pool and free Wi-Fi. Each room has air conditioning, minibar, TV, ironing facilities and tea/coffee making facilities.

Promenade Hotel

Situated directly by the canal, the Promenade Hotel in Liepaja is a former grain house transformed into an elegant hotel and art gallery. Each individually designed room is equipped with a TV, minibar, hairdryer, safe, ironing facilities, air conditioning and tea/coffee maker. The hotel also features a spa and wellness centre with gym, alongside a bar and a restaurant.

Situated directly by the canal, the Promenade Hotel in Liepaja is a former grain house transformed into an elegant hotel and art gallery. Each individually designed room is equipped with a TV, minibar, hairdryer, safe, ironing facilities, air conditioning and tea/coffee maker. The hotel also features a spa and wellness centre with gym, alongside a bar and a restaurant.

Mercure Klaipeda City

Located in the heart of Klaipeda, this Nordic style accommodation, this perfectly located hotel houses a restaurant, fitness centre and bar. Each room has a tea/coffee maker, free Wi-Fi, safe, minibar and TV.

Located in the heart of Klaipeda, this Nordic style accommodation, this perfectly located hotel houses a restaurant, fitness centre and bar. Each room has a tea/coffee maker, free Wi-Fi, safe, minibar and TV.

Radisson Blu Hotel Lietuva

The Radisson Blu Lietuva is in the heart of Lithuania's capital, Vilnius. Vilnius Cathedral and the old town, with its many shops and cobbled streets are nearby. Facilities include a restaurant, a top-floor Sky Bar, and fitness centre. The modern rooms include LCD TV, a safe and toiletries.

The Radisson Blu Lietuva is in the heart of Lithuania's capital, Vilnius. Vilnius Cathedral and the old town, with its many shops and cobbled streets are nearby. Facilities include a restaurant, a top-floor Sky Bar, and fitness centre. The modern rooms include LCD TV, a safe and toiletries.

Optional Excursions

Experience even more of your destination by adding one or more optional excursions to your holiday before you set off. Take a look below at the extra trips you can enjoy on this tour.

Tour of Jurmala

Tour of Jurmala

This afternoon have the opportunity to visit Jurmala, Latvia's premier seaside resort famous for its long beaches facing the Gulf of Riga and romantic wooden houses in the Art Nouveau style. This former collection of fishing villages was transformed over 100 years ago when boulevards were laid and picturesque wooden towered villas were constructed as summer residences for Riga's wealthy elite. The resort stretches over 25 kilometres of soft golden sand, where gently lapping waves and fresh sea air create ideal conditions for relaxation, while pine forests and dune parks provide beautiful backdrops for gentle strolls.
This afternoon have the opportunity to visit Jurmala, Latvia's premier seaside resort famous for its long beaches facing the Gulf of Riga and romantic wooden houses in the Art Nouv...

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Trakai Castle and its art museum

Trakai Castle and its art museum

Trakai, the former capital of Lithuania, is situated on an island in the middle of a lake. The 14th century red brick castle now houses the Art Museum. The old town of Trakai, which includes the island and the Peninsula Castles surrounded by the lake, is one of the most impressive and most picturesque location in Europe.
Trakai, the former capital of Lithuania, is situated on an island in the middle of a lake. The 14th century red brick castle now houses the Art Museum. The old town of Trakai, whic...

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Kadriorg Palace

Kadriorg Palace

The Kadriorg Palace, constructed as a gift by Peter the Great to his wife Catherine I in the 1720s, is an excellent example of Baroque architecture. The Foreign Art Museum of the Kadriorg Palace displays paintings, sculptures, graphic art and applied art of Western Europe and Russia from the 16th - 20th century.
The Kadriorg Palace, constructed as a gift by Peter the Great to his wife Catherine I in the 1720s, is an excellent example of Baroque architecture. The Foreign Art Museum of the K...

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Further Information

Deposit information

When you book a holiday, you will be asked to pay a deposit, this will be made clear at the time of booking. In most cases we will charge the following deposit amount;

  • UK Holidays - £150 per person
  • European Holidays - £200 per person
  • Worldwide Holidays - £400 per person
  • Ocean and River Cruise - £400 per person


On some holidays we may charge a slightly higher deposit, to cover any costs we have to pay immediately to secure your booking with our suppliers. This will be made clear at the time of booking.

If you choose a tour that is within 84 days of departure you will need to pay the full balance when you book.

Our cancellation policy

If you decide to cancel your confirmed booking you must notify us (or your travel agent) in writing, as soon as possible. Since we incur costs in cancelling your arrangements, you will have to pay the applicable cancellation charges up to the maximum shown below.

  • More than 75 days before departure - Loss of deposit only
  • 43 - 74 days - 50% of tour price
  • 29 - 42 days - 75% of tour price
  • 15 - 28 days - 90% of tour price
  • Day of Departure - 14 days - 100% of tour price

Our full cancellation policy can be found in our booking terms and conditions, section 8.

How do I find out Entry and Health Requirements for my holiday?

We have partnered with Sherpa, an on-line self service tool that allows you to search up-to-date information regarding travel entry requirements for all countries and also allows you to apply for eVisas or eTAs via their on-line portal. Just click on this link to find out more – Travel requirement & Visa Service.

You can also refer to the Foreign Travel Advice section on the gov.uk website: Foreign travel advice - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk). Click on your destination and then click on 'Entry Requirements'. For Health Requirements, the Department of Health also offers travellers health advice on www.travelhealthpro.org.uk, click on country information to locate your destination.

It is important to remember that passport, visa and health requirements can change before departure; therefore, we recommend you regularly familiarise yourself with the latest requirements before you travel. If you cannot travel because you have not complied with any passport/entry/immigration requirements, we are unable to accept any responsibility.

For some destinations, it is not always discernable that a visa is required for entry at the border.  For example, for some customers, to travel to the United States, an ESTA may be required. For Canada, an ETA and to India, an e-visa may be needed. Please do check your requirements to avoid any unnecessary cost and delays.

 

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