Discover the raw, unfiltered beauty of Estonia’s northern wilderness on this immersive five-day journey.

“Wild North” takes you far from the tourist paths—into ancient forests, along bog trails, through quiet manor villages, and to the rugged Baltic coast where sea meets silence.

This tour blends nature, heritage, and solitude. You’ll explore Lahemaa and Soomaa National Parks, stay in historic countryside manors, walk mossy wooden boardwalks through bogs, and visit communities that preserve their way of life as they have for centuries.

No crowds, no rush—just the freedom to listen, breathe, and connect with northern Estonia on its own terms.

Step into the quiet romance of Estonia’s western edge, where time moves slowly and stories linger in stone. This five-day journey leads you through seaside towns, wind-swept islands, and medieval strongholds that still stand guard over centuries of Baltic history.

You’ll explore the spa town of Haapsalu, sail to Saaremaa Island to walk its cliffs and windmill fields, and visit Kuressaare’s remarkable fortress—one of the best-preserved in Northern Europe.

Along the way, you’ll hear tales of ghosts, noble families, and the shifting powers that shaped the region.

The tour finishes at Narva, Estonia’s easternmost city, where two castles face each other across a border river.

Led by a local guide who knows these roads, ruins, and rhythms intimately, “Islands & Castles” is more than a route—it’s a living history, told in landscapes and silence.

In Estonia, the past and present don’t just coexist—they speak to each other. This three-day journey is a compact but rich experience that reveals how medieval tradition and creative modern life shape Estonia’s identity today.

Begin in the heart of Tallinn’s Old Town, one of Europe’s best-preserved medieval quarters, where towers, guildhalls, and cobblestones tell stories of merchants and monarchs.

Then step into the city’s present in Telliskivi Creative City—an artistic district filled with murals, design studios, and cafés that capture the energy of Estonia’s next generation.

From there, travel to Tartu, Estonia’s oldest and most intellectual city. Here, in quiet university courtyards and along the river promenade, you’ll find a slower rhythm, rooted in books, ideas, and a deep sense of place.