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Voyzo runs 5 private tours across 1 destination in Latvia, covering 8 attractions — each with your own guide, driver, and vehicle, and an itinerary built around your group rather than a fixed bus schedule.
Latvia is one of the three Baltic states, on the eastern shore of the Baltic Sea between Estonia and Lithuania, with Belarus and Russia along its inland borders. It has a population of around 1.9 million, Latvian as its official language, and has been an EU, NATO, and eurozone member since joining in 2004 and 2014 respectively. Its modern history is marked by a hard-won independence — first declared in 1918, then lost to Soviet occupation from 1940 until it was regained in 1991 — which still shapes how Latvians talk about the country's identity today.
Riga, the largest of the three Baltic capitals, anchors most visits, with a medieval Old Town sitting alongside one of Europe's largest collections of Art Nouveau architecture. Beyond the capital, roughly half the country is forest, and the landscape opens into Gauja National Park's river valley and castle ruins, the Baroque grandeur of Rundāle Palace, the storybook streets of Kuldīga, and a Baltic coastline running from the resort town of Jūrmala to the port city of Liepāja.
A few of Voyzo's Latvia routes continue on into neighboring Lithuania, Estonia, or Finland for travelers building a longer Baltic trip, with every night's hotel and border crossing honestly disclosed on the tour page. Outside Riga's compact, walkable Old Town, a private driver is the practical way to reach the national park, the palace, and the coast within a single trip, given limited public transit between them.
The real stops Voyzo's own itineraries are built around — tap any attraction to learn more.
Riga Old Town
Latvia
The medieval heart of Latvia's capital, founded over 800 years ago, with cobbled streets running past Riga Castle, the 13th-century Cathedral, St. Peter's Church, and one of Europe's largest collections of Art Nouveau buildings.
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Gauja National Park
Latvia
Latvia's largest and oldest national park, a forested river valley around Sigulda and Turaida known for its medieval castle ruins, sandstone cliffs, and a cable car ride high above the Gauja River.
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Rundāle Palace
Latvia
A Baroque and Rococo palace in the plains of southern Latvia, built from 1736 as the summer residence of the Duke of Courland and now a museum, set among formal French-style gardens.
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Kuldīga & Ventas Rumba Waterfall
Latvia
A storybook town of medieval streets and red-tiled roofs on the Venta River, home to Ventas Rumba — at roughly 249 meters across, the widest waterfall in Europe.
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Ķemeri National Park
Latvia
A wetland national park within Jūrmala, centered on the former Soviet-era sulfur-spa town of Ķemeri, known for its biodiversity and a boardwalk trail across the Great Ķemeri Bog to a viewing tower.
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Jūrmala
Latvia
A resort town on the Baltic Sea coast west of Riga, known for its long stretch of white-sand beach, pine forests, and wooden 19th-century villas.
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Liepāja
Latvia
A port city on Latvia's western coast, known for its long sandy beach, the abandoned Soviet military district of Karosta, and a music scene that earned it the nickname 'the city where the wind is born.'
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Riga's Art Nouveau District
Latvia
A neighborhood of central Riga, centered on Alberta and Elizabetes streets, holding one of the highest concentrations of Art Nouveau architecture anywhere in Europe.
Multi-Day Tours
A 15-day active route across all three Baltic states — Tallinn and Lahemaa, kayaking and biking around Riga and Jurmala, and the dune landscapes of the Curonian Spit — adapted from a self-drive itinerary into a private chauffeured trip.
Multi-Day Tours
A 13-day route through Estonia and Latvia — Tallinn's Old Town, a hike in Lahemaa National Park, Tartu, medieval Cēsis, kayaking on the Gauja River, and Riga's Art Nouveau streets — adapted from a self-drive itinerary into a private chauffeured trip.
Multi-Day Tours
An 8-day loop from Riga through Latvia's national icons — Gauja National Park, Rundāle Palace, the medieval streets of Kuldīga, the port city of Liepāja, and the Baltic Sea coast through Jūrmala.
Multi-Day Tours
A 10-day, in-depth loop from Riga through Gauja National Park, the medieval town of Cēsis, Rundāle Palace, Kuldīga, Liepāja, the resort town of Jūrmala, and the bogs and former spa town of Ķemeri National Park.
Multi-Day Tours
A 13-day adventure across Latvia and Lithuania — hiking, biking, and kayaking through Gauja and Ķemeri National Parks, the Curonian Spit's sand dunes, Kuldīga and Liepāja, and the medieval castles of Trakai and Vilnius.
Latvia sits on the Baltic Sea between Estonia and Lithuania, with roughly half the country covered in forest and its population concentrated around Riga and a handful of smaller cities.
Latvian is the official language. Russian is also widely spoken, a legacy of the Soviet period, and English is common among younger Latvians and throughout the tourism industry in Riga.
Latvia uses the euro, having joined the eurozone in 2014. Card payment is widely accepted even in smaller towns.
Latvia is part of the Schengen area, so most visitors from the US, UK, Canada, Australia, and much of the world can enter visa-free for short tourist stays — check current requirements for your nationality before traveling.
May through September brings the warmest weather and longest days, best for exploring Riga on foot, the Jūrmala coastline, and Gauja National Park. Winters are cold and dark, though Riga's Christmas markets have their own appeal.
Latvia is calm, well-organized, and welcoming for visitors, with a well-established tourism circuit around Riga and the coast, and is generally considered one of the safer countries in Europe to visit.
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