Honeymoon in The Baltic States

Welcome to Vilnius

Welcome to Vilnius. Upon arrival, meet with your English-speaking driver and privately transfer to your accommodating hotel. Enjoy your "welcome drink" and spend the day at leisure to relax and rest after your overseas flight. View on map

Vilnius – Explore the Trakai castle and the town

Start your honeymoon's first day with some delicious breakfast. Visit Trakai town and romantic swimming on a boat while tasting Karaim traditional cuisine Kibinai. During winter there will be a guided tour in Trakai with Kibinai tasting in a restaurant. View on map

Pakruojis – Stay in Pakruojis Manor

Pakruojis manor is located in the northern part of Lithuania - in Pakruojis town, famous for its dolomite mines, ancient brewery traditions, noblemen cuisine, and distinctive stories. According to guests' wishes, we can arrange many activities in the territory of Manor:

• Beer tasting with Žaldokas(beer brewer)
• Perfumer‘s educational program
• Horse riding
• Educational program with manor beekeeper
• Wool manufacturing educational program etc. View on map

Pakruojis – Visit Hill of Crosses in Siauliai town

Visit Hill of Crosses near Siauliai town. Hill of Crosses is where people not only from Lithuania have put crosses for a couple of centuries, witnessing the faithfulness and trust of a Christian community to Christ and his Cross. This is an expression of a spontaneous religiousness of the people and is a symbol not of grief and death but Faith, Love, and Sacrifice. From here the Pope blessed all people of Lithuania and all of Christian Europe.
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Riga – Visit Rundale Palace

On the way to Riga visit Rundale Palace.

The Rundale Palace is set amidst the fertile Zemgale Plains in the south of Latvia. Most of the interior decorations were created between 1765 and 1768 when a sculptor from Berlin Johann Michael Graff and Italian painters from St. Petersburg Francesco Martini and Carlo Zucchi worked at the palace.

The Rundāle Palace Museum works as a center for research into Latvia's history, by creating collections, arranging exhibitions, and producing publications.
The exhibition halls display applied art, fine art, and historical expositions; the palace hosts the Early Music Festival and recitals of classical music. View on map

Riga - Drop in and get energized by a city with surprises on every road and rooftop

The biggest metropolis in the Baltic, Riga perfectly blends timeless tradition and cutting-edge cool. Drop-in and get energized by a city with surprises on every road and rooftop. A Nordic blonde with a fiery heart, there’s much more to Riga than meets the eye. In its 800 years of turbulent history, everyone from German knights to Swedish kings and Soviet commissars has left their footprints, and today Latvia’s capital is an exciting European metropolis at the crossroads of eastern and northern Europe.

Riga’s astonishing skyline tells the story, as the timeless Gothic spires in the Old Town mingle with the fantastic facades of one of the world’s richest collections of Art Nouveau on the grand boulevards. Riga is a UNESCO World Heritage site of cobblestones and breathtaking river views, as well as Europe’s Wifi capital with almost 1,000 spots to get online for free.

Recommended evening activity – visit Opera or Ballet. View on map

Riga – Discover the Gauja National Park

The Gauja National Park is the largest and oldest of the national parks in Latvia, characterized by great biological diversity, a variety of landforms, natural springs, sandstone outcrops, picturesque views, and unique natural, cultural and historical monuments.

The Gauja National Park was established in 1973. It stretches over more than 222395 acres, protecting the most beautiful section of the Gauja Valley along the Gauja River between Valmiera and Murjani.

On the way to Tallinn shortstop in Pärnu – one of the most popular
resort towns in Estonia. The ultimate summer holiday destination in Estonia, Pärnu attracts holidaymakers with its large sandy beach, numerous restaurants, cocktail bars, spas, and a relaxed, laid-back vibe.

Pärnu is the biggest town in Estonia, almost as big as Berlin. Pärnu’s area places it in the top 100 of the world, ahead of such giants as Milan, Athens, Vienna, Buenos Aires, Barcelona, Toronto, and Hamburg as well as Copenhagen, Stockholm, and Amsterdam. Regardless of the large area, however, the density of the population of Pärnu is only 23 people per square mile.

This medieval city has an easygoing and romantic flair to it. Being the largest resort in Estonia, Pärnu is also home to a variety of spas from large water parks to more intimate and historical bathhouses.

Long, white sandy beaches, shallow waters, and “the best Sun in Estonia” attract Estonians and visiting guests alike. The beautiful beach promenade is ideal for walking, cycling, and roller-skating with playgrounds, water fountains, and play areas offering days full of fun and joy for children.
If you are feeling adventurous, try water skiing, yachting, or paddling a canoe or a kayak down the Pärnu river to the open sea and nearby islets. View on map

Tallinn - City Tour with a visit to Kadriorg Art museum

Kadriorg palace and park is one of the favorite places of tourists and locals. This baroque palace ensemble with grandiose interior, beautiful park and fountains was a gift from tsar Peter the I to his wife Catherine. The ensemble is the extravagant example of tsar's goodness. In the palace there is an exposition of Estonian Art Museum collection of foreign art. In the evening – guests can enjoy a romantic dinner. View on map

Depart to Tallinn to fly back home

We come the end of our tour. Today is the departure day of our journey. You have a free time in the morning until your departure from the hotel. In appropriate time (depending on your flight time), private transfer to the Tallinn Airport. We now want to say goodbye... for now!! View on map