Baltic Sea Coast and the Jūrmala Seaside Resort (1 Day)

Baltic Sea Coast and the Jūrmala Seaside Resort (1 Day)

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Enjoy a colorful day tour along the Baltic sea coast where you will explore Jūrmala seaside resort, see different beaches, lagoon lakes, fishing villages and find out what "Latvian blue cows" look like. Finish the day with a relaxing bicycle ride.

Highlights

Get to know the Baltic sea coast line and Jūrmala city
Climb the bird watching tower and walk the floating trail in Ķemeri nature park
Enjoy small fishing villages, beaches and the nature of Latvia
Marvel at the 'Latvian blue cows' and wild horses
Go on a relaxing 8 kilometer bicycle ride

Description

Start the day by visiting Latvia's most popular and biggest seaside resort Jūrmala city. After a refreshing and energizing walk trough the town, parks and beach, your day will take you further north up the coast line. Different beaches, fishing villages, a nature park with wild horses and Latvia blue cows, coastal roads and beautiful pine tree forests await you on this journey. To see Latvia blue cows and wild horses, take a short hike on a trail leading near to a lake, a bog, through a beautiful pine tree forest where 22 of 32 orchid species in Latvia might be seen in summer time (May - July). Distance to be walked on this trail is 4 kilometers. Finish the day with a nice and easy bicycle ride (8 kilometers long) through a peaceful forest, a quiet town and a beach where you are also welcome to go for a refreshing swim in the Baltic sea. After your return from the bicycle ride and hitting the road to get back to Riga, shortly relax at a beautiful countryside home next to the sea where the local family lives and does blueberry farming. On the lunch break you will be introduced to local traditional snacks and a non alcoholic drink that is somewhat similar to a bear, but you will also be offered water if this is not your cup of tea.