Baltic Small Group Tours

Small groups of maximum 15 visitors tour Baltic treasures from Riga's Art Nouveau district to Tallinn's medieval walls. Suitable for ages 58+, with 60% solo travelers receiving personal attention at sites like Aglona Basilica and Stameriena Palace. English-speaking guide provides deep cultural insights across all three Baltic states.

Small groups of 4-20 travelers visit intimate sites like Altja fishing village and Rundale Palace without crowds. The limited size allows special access to Plokstine's Soviet missile base and individual guidance through Tallinn's cobblestone alleys.

Groups average 14 travelers (58 years old), ideal for special experiences like beer tasting at Pakruojis Manor and local market visits in Riga's Zeppelin hangars. The setting allows focused attention during KGB Museum tours and access to Tallinn's medieval Bastion Tunnels.

Groups of 16 people weave through Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania. Intimate attention flows at sites like Tallinn's medieval Old Town and Rundale Palace. Most travelers are 65+, perfect for exploring the Curonian Spit's dunes and Saaremaa Island's windmills. Tours rated 4.7/5 with comfortable transportation.

This private journey accommodates 2-6 travelers with dedicated transport and personalized pacing through the Baltic region. Intimate access to UNESCO-listed Tallinn's Old Town cobblestones, medieval Turaida Castle in Gauja National Park, and Vilnius Cathedral Square without large group constraints. Private transfers ensure flexible timing at the spiritual Hill of Crosses and exclusive ferry crossings from Helsinki to Tallinn across the Baltic Sea.

Small-knit group (average age 49) winds through Tallinn's spired skyline to Vilnius's bohemian Uzupis district. The intimate setting enables special activities like kybyns cooking in Trakai and private tours of the secret Soviet bunker in Ligatne, enriched by local guides' knowledge.

Local guides lead small groups through Baltic highlights, from Vilnius University to Tallinn's 27 defensive towers. The intimate setting creates immersive experiences at Gauja National Park and focused attention at the Hill of Crosses with its 100,000 monuments.

Groups max out at 6 travelers with a minimum of 2, ages 14+, so personal attention flows throughout. English-speaking guides lead the way, and dedicated MB V Class transport with a private driver handles all transfers. Small group setup means flexible pacing as you check out Gutman's Cave, stroll through Pärnu's seaside resort, and dine at Michelin-starred restaurants. Dining includes two-starred 180° by Matthias Diether in Tallinn during the trip. Luxury 4-star properties like Radisson Blu Lietuva in Vilnius and Hilton Tallinn Park provide accommodations, with expert guides sharing historical details at each castle and cathedral.

Couples-focused groups enjoy personal experiences like private guided tours in Vilnius and Tartu's street art scene. The balanced itinerary includes time for hidden gems like Sigulda's Creative Quarter and Jurmala's beaches.