Amber Bay is known as one of the first places where amber was found in 1855, when the Curonian Lagoon was deepened. Today, reed sculptures are created here for Joninės, a Lithuanian midsummer celebration, and later burned during the autumn equinox festival.

Take a walk through the forest and see a collection of impressive wooden sculptures. Created about 40 years ago, they represent characters and stories from Lithuanian mythology.

Herons and Cormorants Colony of Juodkrante.

Visit the Grey (Dead) Dunes, one of the largest moving dune areas in Europe.

Lithuanian border

Take in the views of the Baltic Sea and the lagoon while experiencing the size and power of the dunes.

See a unique sundial and learn how it works.

Located in the scenic coastal town of Nida, Tik pas Joną is a must-visit restaurant for any traveller looking to savour authentic Lithuanian flavours. Known for its warm ambiance and friendly service, this establishment is a favourite among both locals and visitors. The menu boasts a variety of dishes made from fresh, locally sourced ingredients, ensuring that every meal is not only delicious but also representative of the region's culinary heritage. The restaurant's atmosphere is inviting and relaxed, making it an ideal spot for families, couples, or solo travellers. Whether you're enjoying a hearty fish dish or sampling traditional Lithuanian soups and salads, you can expect each plate to be thoughtfully prepared and beautifully presented. Tik pas Joną takes pride in offering a diverse selection of drinks, including local wines and craft beers that perfectly complement your meal.

Cruise Boat Tour to Curionian Lagoon for 1 hour to see Big Living Dunes and Russian Border

Enjoy a relaxing walk along the village promenade. See traditional fishermen’s houses and unique weather vanes carved by locals. Walk back through quiet streets with beautiful houses and stunning gardens.

This small museum was once Thomas Mann's summer house. You can see exhibits in the hallways and in two rooms.

Beautiful setting and a long, seemingly everlasting, beach of white sand and calm seas.

Klaipeda’s Old Town is the historic heart of the city and the only example of a German-style old town in Lithuania. Its narrow streets still follow the medieval layout, and many buildings reflect the city’s Prussian and Hanseatic past. As you walk through the area, you will notice fachwerk (half-timber) architecture, cosy courtyards, and small artisan workshops. The Old Town is also known for its playful sculptures, such as the famous Black Ghost near the castle site and the Mysterious Mouse. The Theatre Square, with the statue of Ann from Tharau, is one of the main gathering points and a symbol of old Klaipeda. This compact area is perfect for a short walking tour, offering history, legends, maritime culture, and a charming atmosphere close to the port.