Explore Northeast Europe

Enjoy the authentic spirit and easy-going lifestyle on your road trip through the Baltic countries.

The Baltic countries are a mixture of unique atmospheres from the historical time of the Hanseatic League to the easy-going and vivid modern lifestyle.

We recommend you visit all three small countries on your Baltic tour. Roads are in good condition and distances are short. Your high-quality rental motorhome will take you easily through the small rural villages and allows you to stop and enjoy untouched nature without a need to compromise on comfort. 

Book a relaxing holiday with ease and good vibes. Just enjoy this genuine and unique region in Europe. 

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For more information on the weather forecast in this destination, please, visit the website of the national meteorological institute of Estonia. 

Choose an unforgettable Good Feelings holiday with a camper!

We currently have one rental station in the Baltics located in Tallin Estonia, which serves customers all year round. Our Riga pick-up and drop-off location can be opened upon special requests.

There are daily flight connections from most European airports to Tallinn. Upon your arrival, Touring Cars personnel will meet you at the airport terminal and transfer you to our motorhome rental station in one of our shuttle buses.

After receiving a full orientation to your state-of-the-art rental vehicle and plenty of local travel tips, you are ready to hit the road.

Full Service 24/7

We are committed to making your motorhome holiday carefree and memorable. Not only will you be living in a well-equipped rental camper and be serviced by our welcoming and professional personnel, but you will be provided with a free of charge airport transfer from the Tallin Airport and a 24/7 service number which you can contact for any motorhome related questions which may come up during your holiday. Our high-quality service even includes a camper replacement service in case of any severe malfunction situations so you can truly travel without needing to worry about such unlikely situations.

Road trip through the eastern regions of Estonia

We always recommend spending one day in the arrival city to sense the spirit of the modern capital area which offers a broad range of activities, interesting events, and historical sites to visit. Consider stopping by Tallinn before or after your journey with us. Read more destination information on Visit Tallin. 

There are three routes that can be taken when heading out of Tallin. When you take the E20 road towards Narva, you can sense the vibes of the Gulf of Finland in northern Estonia. If you are eager to hike, we recommend stopping by Lahemaa Rahvuspark (national park) before heading to Narva, a border town next to Russia. Enjoy this Slavik town which is an incredible mixture of Estonian and Russian cultures and offers diverse activities and places to see. Read more destination information on Visit Narva.

When you are ready to continue your road trip to the south, choose road E264 which will take you via Iisaku to Mustvee. This old town was established already in 1343 and is located next to Lake Peipus which is the largest transboundary lake in Europe, located between Estonia and Russia.

When you continue your drive on E264 you will arrive in Tartu, the second-largest city in Estonia. Tartu was mentioned in historical records dating back to as early as 1030 making it the oldest city in the Baltic states. Tartu is known for its university founded in the 17^th century. Today it is also known to be a vibrant city, which offers a broad range of events, activities and historical spots for visitors. You can feel the unique mixture of the modern lifestyle with a down-to-earth way of living and a lively cultural scene. Read more destination information on Visit Tartu.

If you do not want to visit Narva and you prefer a shorter way from Tallinn to Tartu, choose a highway E263. Along the way, you will find some great national parks to visit: Mahtra in the North and Alam-Pedja Reservaat near Tartu. Alam-Pedja Nature Reserve is the largest nature reserve in Estonia. It is open year round for visitors. Read more destination information at Visit Estonia.

For finding camping sites in Estonia, we recommend using online service of Visit Estonia.

Cross borders to the eastern part of Latvia

When you want to continue your journey, you can choose either E264 through Valga or the eastern route via Võru (E263 and E77) to arrive in Latvia. 

The eastern part of Latvia is an exciting region because of its versatility and authenticity. The area is rich in culture and old traditions. Strong references to Catholic religion can be seen and sensed in many places, but it is best known for its plenitude of lakes and beautiful nature.

If you enjoy hiking and shorter day trips which involve exploring nature, consider visiting the Lubana wetland, a nature reserve area located around the biggest lake in Latvia. Read more destination information from Visit Latvia

Nature lovers should make a pit stop also in the Rāzna National Park. This national park was established in 2007 to protect the second largest lake in Latvia called Rāzna and Ežezers, an amazingly beautiful lake that has at least 33 islands. Read more destination information on Latvia Travel.

Choose one of the rustic local camping sites to stay overnight and enjoy the evening around the campfire. Camping sites are also good places to chat with fellow caravanners to get the latest travel tips. Read more information on Latvia Travel. 

Before driving across borders to Lithuania, spend a day in a Daugavpils. The city, with Dinaburgas Castle located at its center, was founded by the Livonian Order back in the 12th century. Park your motorhome and visit this amazing historical place. Read more destination information on Latvia Travel.

Enjoy your time in Lithuania

When it is time to move on, continue driving E262 and shortly you are in Lithuania and driving its local road A6.

First, we recommend visiting Vilnius, the capital of Lithuania. Do not miss out on visiting the Gediminas tower of the upper castle, representative of the nation itself. This iconic landmark is the major symbol of the city of Vilnius. Indulge in Lithuanian cuisine at one of the hundreds of local restaurants.

After heading outside Vilnius, choose a road E85 to visit Kaunas, the second biggest city in Lithuania and the former capital of the country. Make sure to stop at the medieval fortress. Additionally, the areas around Nemunas and Neris rivers are perfect places to spend time at and relax.

During the busiest tourist months, it might be difficult to find a suitable parking place near the entrance to the castle, so we recommend parking and leaving a motorhome further away and taking a nice walk to feel the local atmosphere. Read more destination information: Visit Kaunas.

After a cultural day, turn your wheels to Klaipeda on A1. Next to Klaipeda starts a very narrow land area, Curorian Spit one of the UNESCO World Heritage sites. This unique dune builds a lagoon settlement in front of the Russian and Lithuanian coastlines and deserves a spot on your must-visit list. In Lithuania, this area is also called Grobštas Nature Reserve. Read more destination information on WHO Unesco.

To choose a camping site along your journey in Lithuania, please visit Lithuania Travel.

Back to Latvia

If you are not in hurry yet, choose a seaside road from Klaipeda Lithuania to Ventspils Latvia. Ventspils is a Latvian port city beside the Baltic Sea with a charming old town with a lot to offer. If you want to enjoy activities with your children in a family-friendly town read more Latvia Travel.

The next exciting area to visit would be Riga, the capital of Latvia, and its surroundings. If you do not want to drive with a motorhome to Riga, you can park your motorhome in Jurmala and take a local train to the city center. Jurmala is a popular vacation spot for Latvians due to its incredible beaches. This is a region where you can easily spend a few days just relaxing on a beach and at a time visit an urban city to enjoy shopping, nice restaurants, and visit cultural spots.

Riga's architecture derives from the 800-year-old Gothic period, and with its medieval buildings, beautiful Art Nouveau style, and wooden old town, it is a true pearl of architecture. In addition to the beautiful architecture and surroundings, Riga offers a vast selection of things to see and do for active people. Whether you are an adrenaline junkie, horse lover, or spa person, Riga has something for you.

Read more destination information Latvia Travel - Jurmala and  Latvia Travel - Riga and Rail - Jurmala.

Heading back to Tallinn from the Western regions of Estonia

If you choose the E67 road away from Riga, you will drive near the coastline. Remember to take breaks to feel the breeze from the Gulf of Riga.

Crossing the border to Estonia and into Pärnu goes so smoothly that you may not even notice it. Pärnu, known for its spa services, is one of the most popular holiday destinations in Estonia. If you would rather hike than bathe in a spa, do not hesitate to visit the Soomaa or Marsalu national parks. Read more destination information Visit Pärnu.

When you continue your drive from Pärnu, you can either take the shortest route to Tallinn (via E67) or if you have some travel days left, we recommend heading to Saaremaa and or Hiiumaa which are the largest islands of Estonia. Read more destination information on Visit Saaremaa and Visit Estonia -Hiiumaa

Before heading back to Tallin, there are two more locations that we would not want you to miss out on.

Historical Rummu is a former quarry and is currently covered in water. As this is a popular spot, being located only a short distance from Tallin, it may be difficult to find parking spaces there for a motorhome during the busiest summer months. But be patient. This crystal clear light blue lagoon is worth a short visit. Read more destination information on Visit Estonia.

Before directing your travel onto Road 8 towards Tallin, take a left to visit Türisalu. This small village offers you a completely different sea view from the Türisalu limestone cliffs. This route will be a change from the mostly low coastline you have experienced during your road trip as now you will end up looking down off 30 m high steep slopes. Read more destination information Visit Estonia.