On arrival in Tallinn, make your way to the hotel (we can arrange an arrival transfer for you if required - supplement applies). In the early evening at 6pm you can join a guided tour of Tallinn's old town. The city grew in importance as a strategic port between Russia and Scandinavia, and has evolved into a vibrant cultural city with a delightful walled historic centre. There is an eclectic mix of medieval and modern, Soviet and classic Estonian, grand church spires and crumbling wooden houses. Dinner at leisure in Tallinn's emerging culinary scene.

Meals:  Nil

This morning you will be met by your minibus driver for a transfer to the beginning of today's cycle. The route begins by taking you through the Lahemaa National Park, which is one of the last unspoiled regions of the Baltic coast. Lahemaa, or 'land of bays' is a nature lover’s paradise and the largest national park in Estonia, established in 1971. There are dense woods, marshes, lakes and waterfalls to discover. If you prefer wildlife to landscape, the park has moose, wild boars and over 220 bird species. Continue on to Sagadi for your overnight accommodation. Total transfer time: 100km; 62.5mi - 1hr

Meals:  B

Following a transfer by minibus to Mustvee, you begin a pleasant bicycle trip along the Peipsi Lake shore to Varnja. Peipsi is the 4th largest lake in Europe, divided in two by the Russian border. Along the way, you will pass by many local fishing villages. At the end of today's cycle, you will be transferred by bus to Tartu, a famous, historic university town (the university was founded in 1632). Total Transfer Distance: 160km/99.5mi - 1.5-2hrs

Meals:  B

After a short bus transfer to Otepää, a beautiful place with many lakes, you begin cycling through the so-called “Estonian Switzerland”, absorbing the stunning landscape. The route takes you to Sangaste which is famous for its 19th century romantic castle built in the style of Windsor Palace. From here, you will be transferred to Latvia and your destination Sigulda. Located in the Gauja River Valley, this is one of the most popular resorts in Latvia. En route, you will stop in Cesis where you can visit the medieval old town. Total Transfer: 235km/146mi - 3.5hrs

Meals:  B

As you cycle through Gauja National Park, enjoy spectacular views of Gauja River valleys with the Gutmana Cave, the ruins of a 13th Century Crusaders Castle in Sigulda and the restored medieval style Turaida Castle. Afternoon transfer to Riga, the Latvian capital, where a guided tour of the charming Old Town awaits. After checking-in at the hotel you can explore this medieval Hanseatic town, famous for its Art Nouveau buildings. Total Transfer: 50km/31mi - 1hr

Meals:  B

Today is free to explore Riga on your own and enjoy a cycle on the bicycle path to Jurmala, a Latvian seaside resort well known for its long, white, sand beaches, mineral waters and healing mud properties. We recommend taking the opportunity to bathe in the sea and cycle along the beach – its well worth it! In the evening take a local train back to Riga (30 min; not included).

Meals:  B

This morning you will transfer by minibus to the Lithuanian coast, stopping en route at the Hill of Crosses, the unforgettable sight of thousands of crosses on two small hills. You begin cycling towards Klaipeda on a great bicycle path, which follows the Baltic Coast along the Seaside Regional Park. En route pass Palanga, the well-known Lithuanian seaside resort. Enjoy a break here; perhaps visit the renowned Botanical Park, Amber Museum and the 470m pier heading out into the Baltic Sea. You will then cycle to your overnight accommodation in Klaipeda. Total Transfer: 290km/180mi - 4hrs

Meals:  B

After breakfast you cross the lagoon by ferry (not included - allow EUR1 pp) and start cycling on an asphalt bike path which takes you along the Curonian Spit to Nida, the most beautiful resort in Lithuania, famous for impressive sand dunes and the Amber Gallery. En route you can visit the Hill of Witches which houses almost one hundred whimsical wooden sculptures about Lithuanian legends, scattered along a forest path. Or, if you prefer, watch a colony of grey herons and cormorants, explore the “Dead” sand dunes on foot, swim in the Baltic Sea or, simply relax and take in some sun on the golden beaches. Take a boat (2 hours) or minibus transfer back to Klaipeda for your overnight accommodation.

Meals:  B

The trip concludes after breakfast. Transfers can be organised to the airport, or additional accommodation booked - please ask our staff for details.

Meals:  B