Tallinn Tours in June 2026

I enjoyed the trip tremendously, even though the weather did not cooperate all the time. The biking was exactly as described, not too strenuous, but long enough each day to feel like one got a workout. In addition, the cycling route gave us a good sense of how each country viewed cycling. I also enjoyed the walking tour of Tallinn before the start of the bike trip, and the extra days in Riga and Vilnius.

Signe was an exceptional tour leader who made the whole process simple and enjoyable. It’s a busy trip visiting 4 countries in so few days but the tour worked very well and the Baltics definitely deserve some more time to be spent there to discover more gems.

Dzuigas was a fantastic tour leader. Despite breaking his arm while cycling on the 1st day , he gave excellent guidance & support to us while we cycled the rest if the trip. His local knowledge was excellent , and he had a great sense of humour which helped to make his city tours all the more fun & interesting

Trip was extremely well organized with a leader who quickly got to know the needs of her clients. The hotels were very clean and comfortable. We had a fantastic group of people who made the trip even more pleasant.

Very nice sample of the three countries. I particularly enjoyed the medieval towns. We had a nice mix of forests, beaches, castles, old towns, and bog walking. For me, one bog walk was enough. I appreciated the knowledgeable and witty tour group guide.

This wonderful bike tour of the Baltic states exceeded our expectations. Our multilingual Lithuanian guide Romas was the real treasure of the trip making each journey come alive with storytelling and historical insights. He also kept a close eye on how each member of the group was travelling and enjoying the cycling. We opted for guided rather than self guided in the end as it made sense to enjoy the experience with a guide who had in-depth knowledge. The self guided and guided groups would always reunite at the mini bus meeting point to load up the bikes and drive to a new destination together. We were also lucky to have a great group of like minded active travel types from all over the world (Romania, America, Kenya, Germany) who were great company and fun to share the experience with. It was the right mix of cycling and driving for us, as we got to see the best bits of the Baltics without having to put in weeks of extra cycling kilometres to cover all three Baltic states. One of the many highlights was cycling around the beautiful Estonian Saaremaa island. We returned to adjacent Muhu island after the tour had finished and spent another 5 days there cycling and exploring ancestral roots and being ensconced by Muhu’s ancient villages and beauty.