Canoeing
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Baltic rivers are not
straight ditches, as
is
the case in some other places in Europe. They twist and turn through
the countryside and have never been redirected. Perhaps you’ll
find a
fallen tree or a beaver dam, and then you’ll have to carry the
boat for
a while. That should make your trip even more attractive. There are several hundred kilometres of river to be explored in the Baltics. During springtime flooding, when the bird-cherry blossoms, in the summer and during the golden season of the fall, each river offers a new and exciting adventures. There are beautiful sandstone cliffs alongside many of the rivers. Don’t forget your fishing pole - lots of fish, too. All routes present scenic landscapes and nature sites as they cross protected nature areas. In the route descriptions, click on the logo of Natura2000 to read more about each area. Green advice for canoing can see here. |
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Individual canoeing tours
Group canoeing tours
Booking form Upon your request we can prepare a special itinerary through the Baltics according to your individual wishes and interests. If making your own travel arranegements check out our guidebooks and maps. |
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Information
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booking
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tel:
+371 67617600, e-mail: lauku@celotajs.lv
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