All Latvia Tours & Excursions in 2026

The guide, Edward, was a very pleasant person who took good care of the group and was open to teaching us a lot about Latvia's history and culture. The places that we visited were truly amazing, and I recommend them, as well as our guide, to everyone.

Emils provided us with lots of interesting historical and cultural information about Latvia. The walking was easy, as Latvia is very flat, but you do need to watchful on the cobblestones. Afterwards we had extra time to explore the old town before walking back to our ship.

We had an absolutely fantastic experience with Martins. He is incredibly informative, charming, and genuinely engaging—making every moment of the tour enjoyable and memorable. We explored Cēsis, the Open-Air Museum, and Sigulda, and Martins brought each location to life with stories, historical insights, and a great sense of humor. He’s wonderfully talkative in the best way—always ready to answer questions and share interesting details you wouldn’t find on your own. His passion for Latvia really shines through, and it made our trip so much more meaningful. If you’re looking for a knowledgeable and personable guide who goes above and beyond, Martins is the one. Highly recommended! Tina, Milena and Richard

The whole team were friendly, experienced, organised, communicated well before hand. Our ex-police / military instructor showed us how to stand, hold and delivered instructions & guidance in English very well. Felt safe at all times. We caught a bolt (taxi) directly to site as the square was collection not available on this day, which was easy using Bolt app (Baltic uber). This experience was a first time for all of us and we all enjoyed it, the adrenaline was definitely flowing. Would highly recommend the Sautuve

It was a great tour and Māris is a really wonderful guide. It met all my expectations and I was extremely satisfied with the day. I learned a lot about the history and people of Latvia and Lithuania. The Hill of Crosses is so atmospheric and thought-provoking. And the lunch spot was fantastic.

My family and I had an absolutely wonderful time on this traditional food tasting experience at Riga Central Market! The market itself is a fascinating place to explore our guide helped us navigate the maze of stalls with ease. We got to taste a wonderful variety of traditional Latvian foods, fresh rye bread and local cheeses to smoked fish, and some delicious sweet treats we'd never tried before. we even got to have a traditional Latvian meal! Full meal with a traditional summer dish (cold beat soup), warm beans in a meat sauce, and even two yummy deserts! Every single bite was flavorful, and it was so much fun trying things we wouldn't have known to order on our own. What really made the experience special was our tour guide. She was incredibly knowledgeable about Latvian food traditions and history, sharing interesting stories and context behind each dish we tried. She was also so friendly and warm and everyone felt included and engaged throughout the tour. We left with full bellies, new favorite snacks, and a much deeper appreciation for Latvian cuisine. Highly recommend this tour for families, food lovers, or anyone visiting Riga who wants an authentic, tasty introduction to the local culture!

Lina was a great guide. She took us under the city to see the medieval buildings that we would never have known existed. She also told us about the gate near the barracks and the story of the lovers. This tour is definitely named correctly. Highly recommend this tour.

Was picked up by Jans who was very welcoming , chatty about what the next few hours ahead were about. A 40 min drive up to blue hill, met the loud, excited huskies . Though we’d no snow we where able to go on the wheeled run which was just as fun, fast. My sons enjoyed it as did my wife. Afterwards we made our way to a large watch tower overseeing the national park before a return journey back into Riga whist Jans offered us suggestions where to eat, things to see. Def worth an experience , would like to return again when they’ve snow fall.