Baltic States Tour Packages

The Baltic States of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania, “the Baltics” for short, are ideal for a multi-country tour. Each of the capital cities provides a bite-sized taste of its country but each can stand on its own if you want to delve deeper.

Popular itineraries for tours of

Baltics STATES Tours

Although every Baltic vacation package we create is unique, there are some popular routes and itineraries that we are asked for frequently. Our sample itineraries provide some ideas for you to consider as a basis for your own private tour combining all three or any two of the Baltic countries. For each of these itineraries, you can get a rough idea of the price using the Price Guide function. We cover many more destinations in these three countries than those listed here, and our expert trip planners will work with you to incorporate any places in Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania you want to go.

A Baltic Christmas

Tallinn, Riga, Vilnius

9 Days

from$2,475 pp^*

The Best of the Baltic Capitals

Tallinn, Riga, Vilnius

10 Days

from$2,625 pp^*

Baltics & Helsinki Adventure

Vilnius, Riga, Tallinn, Helsinki

12 Days

from$3,450 pp^*

Active in the Natural Wonders of the Baltics

Vilnius, Klaipeda, Riga, Cesis, Tallinn

13 Days

from$3,825 pp^*

UNESCO Heritage in the Baltics & Finland

Vilnius, Klaipeda, Riga, Tallinn, Helsinki

14 Days

from$4,475 pp^*

Family Vacation in the Baltics

Vilnius, Liepaja, Riga, Parnu, Tallinn

14 Days

from$4,400 pp^*

Winter in the Baltics & Finland

Vilnius, Riga, Tallinn, Helsinki, Rovaniemi

15 Days

from$6,100 pp^*

Extensive Baltic Exploration

Vilnius, Kaunas, Klaipeda, Liepaja, Riga, Cesis, Tartu, Narva, Tallinn...

22 Days

from$7,025 pp^*

* Starting price is per person, in US Dollars, based on double occupancy in 3 star accommodation, in the most affordable month an itinerary is offered. Airfare to Europe is not included.

Click on your choice of itinerary, select the number of travelers in your party, month of travel, and desired star level of accommodation to get an approximate price. Submit the enquiry form with any additional details and we can start planning your customized trip.

Why Travel with JayWay?

You only travel somewhere for the first time once. By choosing a custom itinerary, tailored to your needs and preferences, you can enjoy an unforgettable, seamless trip to your choice of destinations and at your own pace, planned by professionals and supported by locals on the ground in Europe.

Save Precious Time

Planning an amazing trip takes time. Our friendly travel advisors and experienced trip planners will listen to your needs and craft your personal dream itinerary. We will maximize your vacation time and enjoyment – we know the best way to get around and how to spend your hard-earned time off.

Have Peace of Mind

You’re in safe hands from the very beginning. Even before you arrive your dedicated tour manager in Europe will be in touch to help you prepare. When you arrive they’ll meet you and be available by phone, email and IM for the rest of your journey with us, for anything you need.

Make Memories Forever

Travel can create memories that last a lifetime. You’ll return home with indelible recollections of beautiful sunsets, magical vistas, fascinating stories, and meals so delicious you’ll want to fly back every time you think of them. This is why we do what we do.

Reviews

Of our baltic states tour

The atmosphere of the markets, walking the old towns, our guided tours-the guides, wonderful dinners, it was a very nice time. Jayway does it again🙏🏼

– Ed, Paul & Mary, New York

Year : 2025
Visited : Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania
Itinerary : Tallinn, Riga, Vilnius
Rating :

5 / 5

Jayway has made travel much easier for us and removes the stress of getting from place to place. We are always confident that our hotels will match our expectations and location requests. Local guides are always excellent.

– Bobbie & Stan, Ohio

Year : 2025
Visited : Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania
Itinerary : Tallinn, Riga, Vilnius
Rating :

4.9 / 5

Our recent 3 week trip to the Baltics and Finland was excellent. We are 2 couples, both well travelled and JayWay was outstanding with their planning, booking and execution. We highly recommend JayWay for a first class travel experience.

– Perry, Lois, Ed & Berna, Alberta

Year : 2025
Visited : Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Finland
Itinerary : Vilnius, Klaipeda, Liepaja, Riga, Tallinn, Helsinki
Rating :

4.75 / 5

The Baltics
– Just Far Enough Off The Beaten Path

For such small countries, you’d think that they’d be practically identical, but each of the Baltic three has its own appeal and personality. Once reluctant members of the USSR, they won their independence back in the early 90s, in the “Singing Revolution” but these countries are far older than that and their histories are full of tales of emperors, dukes and knights. Since gaining independence each fledgling democracy has developed rapidly and visitors nowadays can enjoy excellent tourism infrastructure, interesting cuisines and high standards of service without the crowds of mainstream European destinations.

Frequently asked questions

about travel to the Baltic States

What is the best way to travel to the Baltic States?

Most of our guests travel to the Baltics from the US by air, unless they are already traveling in a neighboring country. As there are no direct flights from the US to any of the capitals, Helsinki which has direct flights to New York and other east coast hubs is a popular addition. From there it’s a short ferry ride to Tallinn.

Where should I start my tour of the Baltics?

Due to the geography of the region it makes sense to start a three country tour in either Tallinn or Vilnius with Riga as the mid-point of your trip.

When is the best time of year to visit the Baltics

Being located relatively far north in Europe, the Baltic states receive most visitors in late spring through fall. While southern Europe can get stiflingly hot in August, it’s a great time to explore the Baltics. In recent years all three capitals have been gaining in popularity as Christmas market destinations. There’s a Christmas tree rivalry between Riga and Tallinn going back years!

How many days do I need to see the Baltics?

If you are concentrating just on the capital cities, a ten day itinerary gives you a reasonable pace for a baltic capitals tour that isn’t too rushed, with three nights in each city. If you want to see smaller towns and cities then you’ll need at least two weeks.

Which other countries could I combine with a trip to the Baltics?

Helsinki in Finland is a common addition to Baltic itineraries thanks to direct flights to the US. Poland and Lithuania is another popular combination, especially for those with roots in the region.

What’s the best way to get around the Baltics?

There are no rail links between the Baltic states so the best way to get around is by road. We can arrange private drivers so you can make stops along the way between the countries, or you can travel by bus if budget is a concern. Long distance buses in the Baltic states are very comfortable, especially the ‘Lounge’ seating class. One way car rental is an option though the one way fee means it is usually only a little more expensive to have a private driver for the long distance transfers and you avoid all the hassle that comes with renting a car.

Which is the best Baltic country to visit?

We try not to play favorites with our destinations, instead it depends what you’re looking for from a vacation…

How many different currencies do I need to worry about?

For several years now all three of the Baltic states have used the Euro. Lithuania was the last of the three to transition. Nowadays traveling between all three countries is much simpler.

I’ve heard something about Baltic song festivals, when and where are they held?

The song festivals held in the Baltic states are UNESCO-intangible-cultural-heritage-listed events. They take place in summers, on a four year cycle in Lithuania and a five year cycle in Latvia and Estonia. The next Lithuanian festival will take place in 2022, the next Latvian festival will be in 2023 and it’s Estonia’s turn again in 2024.

Do they speak Russian in the Baltics?

Each country has its own language: Estonian, Latvian and Lithuanian. None of these languages are part of the Slavic language group, which contains Russian. When part of the USSR Russian was taught in schools, but English displaced Russian as the main foreign language soon after independence. For many the Russian language is a reminder of the Soviet occupation and they would rather not speak it even if they can. There are Russian minorities in all three Baltic states with the largest concentration being in Riga, the capital of Latvia.

Do you offer group tours of the Baltics States?

All our tour itineraries in the Baltics are designed as private tours. You’ll travel “semi-independently” between destinations. In each city you’ll have local guides for each walking tour, unlike on a group tour where it is often the same guide throughout. This guarantees the guide is truly an expert in their city and country. Should you wish to include some meet with other travelers, by joining a day tour, we can arrange for that as part of your itinerary.