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BREAKOUT GAMES. Go on an unforgettable World War II themed adventure with your friends or colleagues. Challenge yourself and see how resourceful, agile you are under pressure and whether you can maintain logical, analytical thinking and work in a team.
Lauku tūrisma un atpūtas vieta „ Karpu dīķis KASTOS” izveidots 2009 .gadā. Dīķa platība 2,3 ha. Vidējais dziļums 4m. Atrodamies tikai 15 km attālumā no Rīgas centra - "Viesītes", Jaunmārupē, Mārupes novadā
Guest house Sanders. Lodging for the night, for relaxation - wooden tub with ozone, bicycle rent, next to the guest house thsre is shop-cafe.
The farm is engaged in grain cultivation, growing sea buckthorn berries and develops the tourism industry. The vision of the farm is to work sustainably, in harmony with nature and share it with fellow human beings - to be here and now, touch the earth, listen to the sounds of nature, take a breath, feel the wind.
Latgales galdnieks. Restauration of furniture and production, as well as production of stairs and doors, loghouses. Massive timber, veneered plywood, MDF, laminate. Products are tained, polished or colored, depending on the client's wishes.
Uzņēmums lauvastūrs piedāvā nomai ne tik vien mikroautobusus un autobusus, bet arī vieglās automašīnas un piekabes.
KraBS. Metal products and constructions, Blinds and automatic systems, Solar collector systems and kits, Labor protection, clothing, equipment.
Located in Ziemupe, 1.9 km from Ziemupe Beach, Ziemupes Muiža & SPA provides accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge and a terrace. Providing a restaurant, the property also features a bar, as well as an indoor pool and a sauna. Certain units at the property include a balcony with a garden view.
Fruit-growing. The aim is to provide with qualitative, in Vidzeme tried, homegrown fruit tree and berry bush plants.
The Centre of Alternative care of handicapped youngsters Mercy House was founded in Ventspils.
