How to travel to and around the Baltic States

Ferries

Several ferry ports connect the Baltics with Germany, Sweden, Finland and St. Petersburg in Russia. The ferry ports are Riga, Liepaja and Ventspils in Latvia, Klaipeda in Lithuania and Tallinn in Estonia. Local ferries connect the Estonian islands with the mainland.
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Airports

Main airports are located in the capitals: Riga, Vilnius and Tallinn. However there are also smaller regional airports where international airlines operate - Kaunas in Lithuania and Tartu in Estonia.

Latvia	Lithuania	Estonia
Riga www.riga-airport.com	Vilnius www.vilnius-airport.lt	Tallinn www.tallinn-airport.ee
	Kaunas www.kaunas-airport.lt	Kuressaare www.kuressaare-airport.ee
	Palanga www.palanga-airport.lt	Kärdla www.kardla-airport.ee
		Pärnu www.parnu-airport.ee
		Tartu www.tartu-airport.ee

Trains

International train routes from Riga are to St.Petersburg, Moscow, Pskov in Russia and border town Valga in Estonia. Trains go from Vilnius to St.Petersburg, Moscow, Kaliningrad in Russia and Warsaw in Poland. From Tallinn, trains depart to Moscow.

Latvia	Lithuania	Estonia
www.ldz.lv	www.litrail.lt	www.edel.ee

Coaches

There are good bus services among the largest cities of the three Baltic states and neighbouring countries.

Latvia	Lithuania	Estonia
Riga www.autoosta.lv	Vilnius www.autobusustotis.lt	Tallinn www.bussijaam.ee

Car rental

We can help you to rent your prefered car for the tour. We work with international companies - Avis, Budget, Sixt and Hertz as well as local company Car4Rent. Detailed offers are on our website.
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Here in this map you can find the major transport infrastructure points in Baltic states. You can click on the pictogram to open the website of each transport infrastructure point.