Kuldiga & Countryside Tour
Description
Escape Riga to enjoy picturesque countryside and the historic town of Kuldīga! Hidden villages of Kurzeme all have their little twists. Wander around the quiant streets of the gorgeous historic center of Kuldīga, visit the widest-stretching waterfall in Europe and cool down in fascinating sandstone caves of Riežupe. Fun stop at a private straw doll exhibition included. Our young and entertaining guides show you the places you would never stumble across on your own and share personal stories about Latvia from the perspective of the local youth. All our day trips are in small groups (up to 8 people) taken around in a minivan or a car. NB! Kuldīga tour starts from Riga.
Tour Options
Itinerary
Historic center of Kuldīga
We will visit Sabile village
We will visit the Open-Air Art museum at Pedvale.
We will see also The Siezupe sand caves
Highlights
What's included
Pickup Locations & Times
We pick up people from their hotels as agreed in advance.
Traveller Ratings
Important Information
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Specialized infant seats are available
- Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Reviews(2)
We had this tour to go from Riga to Tallin and was by far the best choice we did. We had a wonderfull experience. This tour was a must for us. We learned a lot from the Latvian an Estonian culture and history. Kullo, our guide, gave us a masterclass of history and geopolitics. It was amazing. My sons and me enjoyed so much. All we visit during our way to Tallin was beautiful. The Ice Park for training in Latvia, The Gauja Park, the detailled explanation about the sandstones and clifts, Cesis Castle, the frozen lake, the swing in the last stop we had. Kullo took the time to explain everything in detail and give us a great and unforgetable living and learning experience. 100% recommended. Best way of traveling from Riga to Tallin and know you were not going to see on the regular bus or plane.
Ruth (English Equivalent) was both charming and knowledgeable and made a long day very interesting. I am sure we saw sites that many tourist would not see.
