Baltics
Three countries, endless stories
The Baltic States—Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania—offer a variety of experiences, from the historic streets of Tallinn, Riga, and Vilnius to their peaceful natural landscapes. Each capital city showcases rich architectural heritage alongside vibrant cultural scenes. Additionally, the Baltics are becoming known for their exciting culinary scenes, featuring both innovative and traditional dishes made from local ingredients.
Tailor-made tours created by experts
Our team consists of over twenty travel specialists based across the Nordics. They are experts at crafting exceptional travel experiences, unique for your clients.
Pre-packaged Baltics tours
Find ready-to-book tours in just a couple of clicks
Map
FAQ
What is the best season to visit the Baltics?
Winter (December to February): This season transforms the Baltic capitals—Tallinn, Riga, and Vilnius—into winter wonderlands with charming Christmas markets and festive decorations. It's a great time for cultural experiences indoors, such as visiting museums and enjoying concerts.
Spring (March to May): As the temperatures rise, the region's natural beauty comes to life with blooming flowers and green landscapes. It’s an ideal time for city walking tours and visiting historical sites without the crowds of summer.
Summer (June to August): The warmest months are perfect for exploring the extensive Baltic coastline, with opportunities for beach activities and water sports in places like Pärnu, Jurmala, and the Curonian Spit. Summer festivals, including midsummer celebrations known as Jaanipäev in Estonia, Jāņi in Latvia, and Joninės in Lithuania, offer rich cultural experiences.
Autumn (September to November): The landscape is painted with vibrant fall colors, making it a beautiful time for nature walks and photography. It’s also a quieter season for travel, ideal for exploring the historic towns and rural areas.
What high-end experiences can Haman Travel arrange in the Baltics?
We also specialize in high-end services such as stays in boutique hotels or lodges. See our Nordic Signature brochure for more information.