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Vilnius, Lithuania
Tallinn, Estonia
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Cycle at your own pace through three captivating Baltic countries
Discover UNESCO World Heritage sites, national parks and remote coastal trails
Experience cultural highlights from island castles to historic capitals
A perfect mix of cycling, sightseeing and local discovery
Explore the treasures of the Baltics at your own pace on this 11-day self-guided cycling journey through Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia. This moderate-level trip is perfect for experienced travelers and seniors eager to discover three distinct cultures, World Heritage cities, and a tapestry of picturesque coastlines.
From Vilnius to Tallinn, pedal along low-traffic roads and dedicated cycle paths, uncovering gems like the island castle at Trakai, the Curonian Spit, and Gauja National Park. City tours in each capital, luggage transfers, and local assistance ensure a seamless and enriching experience. The tour’s unique appeal lies in its combination of independent exploration and expert support, allowing you to truly savor the diversity of the Baltic region.
There is a lot to like about this Baltic ride - good bikes, good staff, selected interesting rides in lovely countryside that is mostly flat, history & cultural insights. The downside? Many ordinary hotels not suited to warm weather; disjointed tour with long shuttle rides in between riding stretches; the joining of self-guided individuals with a large guided group on the same bus is far from ideal.
Excellent trip through beautiful countrysides and forest, plus staying in interesting cities and towns. E-Bikes were good, maps etc for self-guided were good. I would give 5 stars except the minibus was a bit cramped and the rear suspension was very hard so the ride down the back was uncomfortable.