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Classic Baltics - 8 Days

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Trip Snapshot

Age range

15 - 99

Start / End

  • Vilnius
  • Tallinn

Physical rating

2/5

Group size

1 - 12

Meals included

8

Highlights

  • See the best of the Baltics in a week, soaking up centuries of history, getting a taste of the region’s hearty cuisine and meeting plenty of locals along the way.
  • Discover the best bits of Vilnius, from its legendary beginnings and UNESCO-listed Old Town to its tiny independent republic of Uzupis.
  • Uncover the treasures of Riga – both historic and culinary – on a walking tour through the cobbled streets of the Old Town followed by a Latvian lunch at the lively Central Market.
  • Walk barefoot in the grass, take a sauna break, learn to cook traditional Estonian cuisine and spend time in nature at your accommodation near Soomaa National Park.
  • Wander the streets of the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Old Town in Tallinn and attend a marzipan workshop in one of the oldest cafes in the city to learn about this delicious, sweet treat.
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Summary

Uncover the cultural wonders and historical riches of three fascinating countries on this eight-day trip through Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia. Wander the beautiful Old Town of Vilnius and learn about its complex modern history. Discover Riga’s Art Nouveau architecture and feast on Latvian cuisine at the city’s vast Central Market. Unwind at the edge of the forest near Soomaa National Park. Share a meal of traditional Estonian favourites with your group and finish in Estonia’s medieval capital of Tallinn. This adventure takes in historic cities, peaceful rural areas and unique Baltic cultures – all while taking you off the tourist trail.

Itinerary

  • Day 1

    Vilnius

    Labas! Welcome to Lithuania. Your adventure begins in the capital city of Vilnius with a welcome meeting at 6 pm at the hotel. If you arrive early, maybe spend some time getting to know the city, home to lots of hip bars, cool cafes and street art. After the meeting, you’ll have the option to join your leader and new travel companions for dinner at a local restaurant.

  • Day 2

    Vilnius

    This morning, join the group for a guided walk through the city. You’ll pass through Cathedral Square and the UNESCO-listed Old Town, learning about the legend of Vilnius’ creation and the prestigious history of Vilnius University. Continue to Our Lady of the Gate of Dawn – a famed painting of the Virgin Mary that adorns the 16th-century city gates. You’ll then have some free time to maybe hike to Gediminas Castle Tower or check out the views from the lofty TV tower – Lithuania’s tallest building and the location of where Lithuania gained independence from the Soviet Union.

  • Day 3

    Riga

    Hop aboard a comfortable public bus to Riga, Latvia. When you arrive, transfer to the hotel, just a short walk from the symbolic Freedom Monument – or, as she’s affectionately known to the locals, Milda. Head out on an orientation walk with your leader, navigating the narrow, cobbled streets to discover the key sights of the Old Town. You’ll stop for lunch at the sprawling Central Market, housed within five repurposed Zeppelin hangars. The stalls feature everything from local pastries and traditional Latvian soups to tempura and fried chicken. Maybe try a few of the local specialities – such as Riga black balsam (an herbal liqueur) – before digging into a meal made from fresh, seasonal Latvian produce.

  • Day 4

    Riga

    Today is a free day to get to know Riga at your own pace. Most of the Art Nouveau architecture the city is known for can be found in the neighbourhood known as ‘the quiet centre.’ You could stroll along the canal that intersects the city’s central park or visit one of the many museums. Maybe take in views of the city with a drink at a rooftop cafe (your leader will be able to make some recommendations) or, if the weather is right, make the trip to the popular beach resort town of Jurmala.

  • Day 5

    Soomaa National Park

    Today, you’ll make your way to the edge of Soomaa National Park, full of lush bogs surrounded by forests, rivers and meadows. Check into your peaceful, nature-inspired lodge, where there will be plenty of time to relax. Perhaps go on a quiet forest walk or take up an optional sauna session. Tonight, join your group for a cooking demonstration, where you’ll learn to prepare a three-course traditional Estonian dinner made with local ingredients and herbs. Pick up some new culinary tricks to bring home, then tuck into your feast with your group and host.

  • Day 6

    Tallinn

    After breakfast, you’ll move on to the Estonian capital of Tallinn. There may be an option for a short bog walk and a dip in the water in Soomaa along the way. Continue to Tallinn, now a UNESCO World Heritage site due to its historic Old Town. When you arrive, take an orientation walk with your leader, then enjoy free time to explore the fabled streets at your own pace – ask your leader for the best spots for some local cuisine.

  • Day 7

    Tallinn

    This morning, you’ll head to a marzipan workshop in a historic coffee shop. Marzipan (a treat made of almonds and powdered sugar) is one of the oldest sweets made in Estonia and locals are convinced that the honour of inventing marzipan belongs to them! During the workshop, you’ll paint your own marzipan figurine under the guidance of your instructor as you learn about the history of this sweet treat. This afternoon, maybe hire a bike for some active sightseeing. Tonight, you might like to head out with the group for one last meal together, washed down with a glass of kali (a fizzy drink made from boiled rye bread).

  • Day 8

    Tallinn

    Time to say farewell to your fellow travellers – your trip ends this morning after breakfast. There are no activities planned for today, but Tallinn has a lot to offer and there’s plenty to keep you busy for a few more days. If you’d like to extend your time here, just speak to your booking agent ahead of time.

What's Included

  • Accommodation

    Comfortable hotel (7 nights)

  • Meals

    Breakfasts: 7, Lunches: 0, Dinners: 1

    Vegetarian options are available on all meals throughout the adventure.

    Vegetarian options available

  • Local Guide

    Guided

    This adventure is led by a local guide throughout. The main language of this adventure is English. Please contact us for other languages available.

  • Wifi

    Wifi is available during the adventure. In some areas and / or accommodation / transport Wifi may be free.

Dates & Prices

  • Aug 2026

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Customer reviews & ratings

(4.54 out of 5)
Based on 70 reviews
  • I could not recommend travelling with Intrepid highly enough. The Baltics Classic trip was our fourth with Intrepid and it was as amazing as the previous three- which frankly is astonishing. All the trips are put together so well, the tour leaders are so knowledgeable and enthusiastic, and the groups are always interesting and welcoming. We love Intrepid and have many more tours on our wish list! The Baltic trip was so interesting- beautiful places, lovely people, amazing food, and all so smooth and well organised.

    Emma Jun, 2026 Verified
  • An awesome adventure in the Baltic Countries. Explore capital cities, meet amazing people and unexpected delights.

    Denis Jun, 2026 Verified

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