Kaņiera ezers ir viens no putniem bagātākajiem Latvijas ezeriem, tādēļ Lapmežciemā var novērot desmitiem dažādu, tai skaitā, retu putnu. Katru atpūtas māju nosaukta un arī veidota saistībā ar kādu no apkārtnē sastopamajiem putniem.

Jau no 2021. gada aprīļa Baložu ģimenes uzņēmums piedāvā   arī naktsmītnes – 3 labiekārtotas atpūtas mājiņas Lapmežciemā, kur klusā meža ielokā, 600 metrus no jūras patīkami pavadīt laiku ar ģimeni vai draugiem. Mājiņās ir visas labierīcības un virtuvīte, iespēja iznomāt arī kublu un pirti.

Atbraucot Pie Putniem pavasarī, blakus atpūtas mājiņai būs bērzs, no kura tecēs sulas, ar ko veldzēties un attīrīties. Vasarā varēsiet lasīt mellenes, vēlāk izbraukt ar riteņiem pretim krāsainajam rudenim un slēpot vai slidot pa Kaņiera ezeru, ja Latvijā uznāks kārtīga ziema.

Kaislīgiem kalnu slēpotājiem Milzkalns ir 20 minūšu braucienā ar mašīnu. Savukārt putnu vērotājiem būs ko darīt visu cauru gadu, jo pie Kaņiera ezera ir 2 putnu vērošanas torņi.

Frost Boutique Hotel is a luxurious boutique hotel right in the city center of Pärnu. Located in a renovated of 18 century building, it has 7 uniquely designed bedrooms that combine glamor and comfort with the rich history of the building and the surrounding area. A stone’s throw from the famous Pärnu beach, restaurants and cafes, Frost Boutique Hotel is ideally situated for those wishing to take in the local culture by bicycle or by foot.

Hostel Jussin Maja is situated in the county of Kasepää, along the seven kilometres long ”street village” on the shore of Lake Peipus. The house was built in the beginning of the 20th century, during the reign of Czar Nicholas II. The completely renovated building offers cosy and individual accommodation for those on vacation, as well as meeting facilities for smaller groups.

A log cottage in Valgalciems, 400 m from the sea and 13 km from Roja.  Guests have access to four rooms with four double beds, a hall, a kitchen, a shower with massage, and a country sauna.  There are two ponds on the land, and the forest around the cottage is full of berries and mushrooms.

This is one of the largest castles in Kurzeme, and it has survived to this very day without much damage.  Construction on it began in the mid-13^th century by the Rīga Dome.  In 1434, the bishop of Kurzeme bought the Dundaga Estate, and from the 16^th to the 20^th century, it was owned by the noble Maidel and Osten-Zacken dynasties.  The Dundaga Castle has burned down twice and been rebuilt many times, most recently after the fire that was set during the 1905 Revolution.  The stone images of a knight and a bishop on the left and right side of the door are interesting.  The hotel, second-floor hall and terrace that is popular for weddings have all been restored in recent years.  There are many legends about the castle, including an elf wedding and the Green Girl.  Today the castle houses the Dundaga School of Music and Art, a hotel with halls for celebrations, the Dundaga Tourism Information Centre and various exhibitions.  Guides are available for tours, and groups of tourists can order tastings of local foods.