Baltic Way Ride is an independent motorcycle travel project across Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania, combining route planning, local knowledge, road notes, and photo and video documentation.

Real travel, real roads, real people — and a camera that is always ready.

In August 1989, two million people joined hands across Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania to form a 600-kilometre human chain: the Baltic Way.

More than three decades later, many of those secondary roads are still there — quieter, more scenic, and rarely travelled by large tour groups.

Baltic Way Ride helps you explore these roads through practical route planning and local context. No racing. No boxes to tick. Just secondary roads, small towns, meaningful encounters, and real memories — with photographs and videos to tell the story.

What is Baltic Way Ride?

Baltic Way Ride is a small, independent motorcycle service based in Riga, inspired by the Baltic Way of 1989 and built around slow, meaningful journeys across Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania.

I do not sell package holidays. You book your own flights, accommodation, and insurance in your own name.

What I provide is a service: route planning, on-the-road accompaniment, and photo and video documentation of your journey.

These services are provided personally and with care by an experienced motorcyclist who lives where these roads begin and holds a FIM Europe Moto Tour Assistant certification, issued by the Fédération Internationale de Motocyclisme Europe in cooperation with the Honda Safety Institute.