For people who feel adventurous, Vytis Tours has developed packages for people who want to save money and drive on their own and explore the Baltics in their own way. We will provide you with a suggested itinerary. Allow 48-72 hours to confirm the hotels.
To get your airfare quote, call us for a quote at 1-800-778-9847. Airline tickets are purchased separately. Terms and conditions for the tickets are set by the airlines.A deposit of $100 is due per person at the time of confirmation of the tour. Final payment is due 45 days prior to departure. You will receive a follow up email with the exact date and amount due for final payment. Your documents will be mailed 2-3 weeks prior to departure. Electronic documents may be requested.
Arrival in Vilnius, (pick up the car from the car rental office at the airport), check-in at Hotel Vilnia**** or similar. |
Vilnius is known for its more than 1,200 medieval buildings and 48 churches. The afternoon is best spent in the Old Town with Vilnius Cathedral, Gediminas Tower, Old University and the Gates of Dawn.
Spend the afternoon in Vilnius or take a short 30-minute trip to Trakai, a picturesque town surrounded by lakes. The highlight is Trakai Island Castle, a beautifully restored red-brick fortress set on an island in Lake Galvė
As you leave Lithuania’s capital, the scenic drive north leads you to the Hill of Crosses, near Šiauliai — one of the country’s most moving landmarks. |
Dedicate a full day to exploring Riga, Latvia’s vibrant capital and the largest city in the Baltics. Start your morning in the Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site filled with cobblestone streets, Gothic spires, and colorful Art Nouveau façades. Visit landmarks such as the House of the Blackheads, St. Peter’s Church, and the Riga Cathedral, then enjoy a coffee at one of the cozy cafés lining Dome Square. For a taste of local life, stroll through the Central Market, one of Europe’s largest, housed in former zeppelin hangars and offering everything from smoked fish to seasonal
berries.
In the afternoon, take a short 30-minute drive or train ride to Jurmala, a charming seaside resort town on the Gulf of Riga. Famous for its white-sand beaches, wooden villas, and pine forests, Jurmala is the perfect place to relax after sightseeing. You can stroll along Jomas Street, enjoy a leisurely meal at a beachside restaurant, or simply unwind by the sea, breathing in the fresh Baltic air.
Traveling from Riga to Tallinn is more than just a drive between two Baltic capitals — it’s a journey filled with charming seaside towns, natural beauty, and cultural treasures along the Baltic coastline. As you leave Riga, head north toward the Gulf of Riga, where the road passes through peaceful pine forests and small fishing villages. Make your first stop in Saulkrasti, a laid-back coastal town known for its sandy beaches and scenic Sunset Trail, which winds through dunes and pine trees with lovely sea views. Continue north to Salacgrīva, a great place to enjoy fresh seafood by the harbor. Crossing into Estonia, the route leads you through Parnu, often called the “summer capital” of Estonia. This lively resort town offers wide beaches, elegant wooden villas, and a relaxed atmosphere — perfect for a stroll along the promenade or a stop for lunch at a beach café. Check in at the Hotel Kreutzwald**** or similar. |
Spend a full day discovering Tallinn, Estonia’s beautifully preserved medieval capital
where old-world charm meets modern creativity. Begin your morning exploring the
Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site famous for its cobblestone streets, Gothic
spires, and colorful merchant houses. Visit Town Hall Square, the heart of the city, and
climb the Town Hall Tower for sweeping views over the red rooftops. Don’t miss St.
Olaf’s Church, once one of the tallest buildings in the world, and the Alexander Nevsky
Cathedral, an impressive symbol of the city’s layered history.
For lunch, enjoy traditional Estonian cuisine at one of the atmospheric medieval-style taverns or cozy cafés tucked into narrow lanes. In the afternoon, you have several
great options depending on your interests.
You can continue exploring by heading up to Toompea Hill, where you’ll find stunning
viewpoints and the Estonian Parliament building. Art lovers might visit the Kumu Art
Museum or the Telliskivi Creative City, a trendy district filled with galleries, boutiques,
and street art. If you prefer a slower pace, take a short trip to Kadriorg Park, home to
the elegant Kadriorg Palace built by Peter the Great, or venture to the Seaplane
Harbour Museum, where interactive exhibits bring Estonia’s maritime history to life
The last hours in Tallinn are fine for shopping (drop the car at the car rental office at |
Optional car rentals
Private English speaking guide service for 3 hour walking tour in Vilnius or Riga or Tallinn: EUR 170.00 per service. Price English speaking guide service for half day service: EUR 180.00 per service, full day service: EUR 270.00 per service.
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