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The Forest Wellbeing & Glass Orangery Experience

14 hours ago
2 min read

Group size

10-15

Duration

4 hours


A provate forest escape with authentic Latvian hospitality.


Just 30 minutes from Riga, treat your team to a unique wellbeing experience combining guided forest therapy, a cosy glass orangery and homemade countryside flavours. A refreshing way to slow down, reconnect and create meaningful shared memories beyond the meeting room.


Reconnect through forest therapy. Led by an internationally certified Forest Therapy Guide, enjoy a gentle, sensory journey through the surrounding woodlands. Leave the digital world behind, embrace the changing seasons and rediscover the simple pleasure of being present in nature.


Gather in a private glass orangery. After the forest experience, retreat to the warmth of Orangery Bekuciems. Surrounded by meadows, a peaceful pond and woodland views, this intimate, heated glass greenhouse creates the perfect setting for relaxed conversations and shared moments.


Taste authentic Latvian countryside hospitality. Enjoy hearty soup slow-cooked over an open fire, traditional Latvian savoury pastries, homemade cake and warming drinks. Fresh produce from the home garden adds a personal, farm-to-table touch to this comforting countryside experience.


Why your team will love it:

A private, intimate setting exclusively for your group; Latvian nature, culture and homemade flavours in one experience; Time to slow down, recharge and connect beyond the meeting room; A peaceful countryside escape just 30 minutes from Riga.




Special terms

The activity is not physically demanding, but participants should be comfortable walking through a natural forest environment, including uneven terrain and areas of undergrowth. Suitable footwear is essential.


Cold-season information: During the colder months, guests should dress appropriately for outdoor conditions. Rain, snow, wind and changing temperatures are possible, and warm, waterproof clothing and suitable footwear are recommended. Guests may also bring a thermos with warm tea or water.



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