The trail offers an opportunity to test your agility and balance by navigating a variety of obstacle elements. It is suitable for visitors of all ages and is an excellent place for active outdoor recreation. More info ››

Upeslaivas.lv offers kayak and canoe rentals on classic Latvian rivers and lakes - Salaca, Memele, Brasla, Gauja, Pededze, Irbe, Abava. More info ››

Enjoy an exciting journey along the Green Railways, which once were lively railway routes and have now transformed into peaceful trails winding through picturesque landscapes and dense forests. More info ››

A very beautiful stretch of the Vidzeme coast with many rocky headlands and rocks in the sea, mixed with small, sandy bays into which small rivers and urges flow in the summer. More info ››

The beach between Svētciems and Salacgrīva is heavily overgrown, so Baltic Coastal Hiking follows a forest road that winds between the dune ramparts. More info ››

One of the most beautiful stretches of the Baltic Coastal Hiking, starting with the crossing of the Zaķupīte River. More info ››

Discover Limbaži from a bird’s-eye view – experience a hot air balloon flight

Are you new to Limbaži or a local who spends your days walking the city’s cobblestone streets? A hot air balloon flight over Limbaži is like a ticket to a whole new perspective – as if peeking into your neighbour’s garden, admiring the Burtnieku Quarter, catching a glimpse of the medieval castle and bakery, saying a prayer above the church(es), or even admiring your reflection in the crystal-clear waters of Lielezers. And believe it or not, just a couple of hundred metres above the treetops, you can see the sea! In the distance, Zilaiskalns rises proudly, adding a little playfulness to Latvia’s otherwise flat landscape. More info ››

The Liv Museum "Pivālind" (translated as "holy bird"), in cooperation with the community, explores and studies the cultural and historical values of Staicele and its rural area, their connection with the former Liv territory and inhabitants of Metsepole from the earliest times to the present day. More info ››

In July 2008, an open-air complex - the Artists' Shed, was opened in the centre of the town, behind the Weavers' House at 19 Lielā Street. More info ››

A place where people meet nature.
At the heart of our philosophy is a holistic approach to the human being in the world — the understanding that body, mind and spirit are one interconnected whole that is most deeply restored through contact with nature. Here, among plants, water and earth, everyone can find their own balance and their own plants. We believe that nature speaks to each person in its own way, and that everyone has plants that support harmony, health and inner peace. We introduce visitors to our plant collection, share knowledge about their properties, and help people understand how plants can become allies in everyday life. More info ››

In May 2014, the Puikule Primary School was closed and the Puikule Manor Community Centre was established to keep the building open for local residents and the community. More info ››

The trail is located in the territory of the North Vidzeme Biosphere Reserve. The trail offers picturesque views of the marsh lake and the landscape of the high marsh. Visiting the nature trail, you can relax and get to know the flora and fauna of the marsh. The nature trail has rest areas with tables, benches and fireplaces. There are two floating platforms at opposite ends of the lake. At the beginning of the trail, there is a parking area and a resting place at the edge of the "Nut Track". More info ››

A rafting trip on the Salaca River, observing untouched natural landscapes, listening to the chirping of birds and the calm flow of the water. More info ››

Skydiving training and tandem jumps with internationally certified instructors. More info ››

The natural monument consists of two gently rising springs on the left bank of the Salaca River. The springs are situated at the top of two parallel ravines, and the water from the springs then flows down the streams in these ravines to the Salaca River. More info ››

In the restored tree house, you can watch and participate in the work of weavers who use natural materials to create lovely souvenirs and useful household items. 9 looms are on display. You can listen to a story about the weaving process. Weave scarves and dye them with natural dyes. More info ››

Salacgrīva Museum was founded in 1998 and acts as a regional history centre for local residents, tourists and history researchers. More info ››

You have surely heard of the stony coastline of Vidzeme – it is a 12-kilometer stretch of coastline where you can see sandstone outcrops along the shore. More info ››

In Ainaži there were once three lighthouses, but nowadays only the third one remains, which still works and shows the way to the sailors. More info ››