It all begins with nature. Gauja National Park is Latvia’s oldest and largest national park, a place where forested valleys, sandstone cliffs, and the winding Gauja River create landscapes straight from a postcard. Here, medieval castles stand watch over quiet villages, caves whisper old legends, and miles of trails invite you to hike, cycle, or paddle through unspoiled beauty. Whatever your pace-adventure or reflection. Gauja offers a timeless escape into Latvia’s wild heart.

It all begins with the land. Ķemeri National Park is a world of wetlands, forests, and mineral springs where nature and healing traditions meet. Famous for its Great Bog Boardwalk, the park offers breathtaking sunrises over misty peat bogs, rare birdlife, and the quiet beauty of marsh lakes. Wander through pine forests, explore historic spa towns, or simply breathe in the fresh coastal air. Ķemeri is a serene retreat that reveals Latvia’s natural richness in every step.

Slītere National Park stretches along Latvia’s remote Livonian Coast, where ancient dunes, deep forests, and fishing villages preserve centuries of culture and wild beauty. Here, the Baltic Sea meets rugged cliffs and sandy beaches, while migratory birds fill the skies above. Explore coastal trails, lighthouses, and the traditions of the Liv people in one of Europe’s least disturbed corners. Slītere is where nature, history, and the sea come together in harmony.