Latvia is compact enough for a focused city break and varied enough for a longer Baltic journey. Riga combines a medieval centre, Art Nouveau architecture, markets, museums and a strong restaurant scene. Beyond the capital, the Baltic coast, historic estates and forest landscapes make it possible to build a route without excessive daily driving.
Riga, Jūrmala and Gauja National Park
Riga is the natural starting point for most programmes. A private itinerary can add the seaside resort of Jūrmala, Rundāle Palace or the towns and castles of the Gauja Valley. Gauja National Park is Latvia’s largest and oldest national park and combines sandstone outcrops, river landscapes, trails and cultural monuments.
Private travel, groups and DMC Latvia
IBG Travel prepares private city stays, escorted group programmes and multi-country Baltic routes. Services can include airport and port transfers, private vehicles or coaches, professional guides, accommodation, restaurants, museums, venues and on-site coordination. The final programme is adjusted to the group’s pace, mobility, language and arrival points.
When to visit and how to connect Latvia
Late spring to early autumn suits city-and-nature routes, while December works well for seasonal Riga programmes. Winter conditions, daylight and attraction schedules must be checked for the exact dates. Riga connects naturally with Tallinn and Vilnius by road, making Latvia a practical central stage in a Baltic itinerary.
Tell us your dates, group size and preferred route. We can arrange a complete Latvia programme or the individual ground services required by your agency or company.
