Rumpo Mäe Farm is situated in Rumpo village on the Island of Vormsi in Estonia. Farm is a suitable place for family holidays, organising seminars, as well as for recreation for all people appreciating nature and culture. There are three thatched-roof houses - Main House, The Small House, Sauna House.

The guest house with breakfast in a picturesque place in Līgatne, Gaujas Street 22, offers 5 rooms and 2 apartments. Guests also have access to a shared kitchen. There is also a campsite with well-equipped barbecue areas, showers and a bathroom. There is a mini zoo with rabbits, sheep and goats next to the guest house. The animals in the zoo are friendly, so the Green Bear mini zoo can enter the barn with the animals and greet them face to face. Here it is possible to organize events and seminars for up to 30 people.

A modern 7-storey hotel in Klaipeda. Rooms with shower and WC, SATTV, telephone. Non-smoking rooms and rooms for guests with special needs available. Internet access.

A hotel by the sea, eco-labelled with the Green Key. 244 well appointed rooms, SPA, beauty treatment and sports centres, Estonia’s largest water attraction park, bowling, a choice of restaurants, seminar rooms and shops. Playroom for kids.

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RIGAAPARTMENT GERTRUDA renovated historic building is located in Riga’s city centre. It features high ceilings, wooden floors and stylish furniture. It is just 15 minutes walk or 5 minutes drive to the Old Riga Town. There are apartments and rooms which vary in size and accommodation; a range of one, two and three bedroom apartments are available for rent with everything you might need during your stay. Rentals can be for any period from an overnight stay to weekends or for as long as you might need.

Huusi Holiday & SPA is family-owned establishment located in Hellamaa village on the Hiiumaa island, 7 minute walk away from the sea. Huusi Holiday & SPA complex comprises of three different accommodation types (Saunahouse, Guestroom "Flat Fish" and Duplex Apartement "Garfish") and more than two hectares of charming countryside. Free Wifi in all rooms. The SPA area consists of a sauna with aroma therapy, hot tub and rain showers. Guests can book massages in advance.

The tour starts in Riga with guided sightseeing tour as well as free time. Afterward you head to Kemeri National Park. Walk Black Alder trail through wetland and visit sulfur spring at the grounds of the historic resort. Then continue to Jaunmoku Castle but later follow the coast visiting peculiar beach at Kaltene dotted with boulders. Next day there is a chance to go early in the sea with fishermen boat which is followed by traditional fishermen meal on mainland - fish smoking and fish soup on bone fire. Next day the tour goes towards Slitere National Park. There climb Slitere lighthouse, visit Cape Kolka
where Riga Gulf meets the open sea on the way and pass some characteristic villages of the smallest ethnic group in the world- Livs. Then stop at the Ventpils Radio Astronomy Centre, former Soviet spying centre and learn some exiting facts from Cold War period. Then there is some time in Vetspils
to explore its historic centre with Livonian Order Castle, walk along the promanade. watch ships from the waterbreak and enjoy its well-maintained sandy beach. Further on visit Uzava Brevery where excellent live beer is made. Further on pass the steep banks of the sea coast and turn inland to visit distinctive Suiti region which is a unique example of European intangible
cultural heritage . Have tradional meal at the pub and enjoy the famous Suiti Women burdon singing. Further on visit charming Kuldiga with well-preserved wooden architecture, historic Wine Hill at Sabile and taste home-made wines there. Afterwords relax at the sea and spa resort Jurmala.

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.