Palanga Pier

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Palanga Pier
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“Palanga Pier is a wooden pier to the Baltic Sea located in Palanga, the most popular and biggest summer resort in Lithuania.”
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The GuardianAug 6

Summer on the Baltic: a laidback coastal adventure in Lithuania

With great beaches, culture and nature, the resort town of Palanga and the wild Curonian Spit offer an affordable – and cooler – alternative to the Med The water off Palanga’s sandy white beach is tinged pale green – the colour of the feathery clouds of Furcellaria lumbricalis that occasionally brush against my calves. Underfoot, the Baltic seabed is ridged, the sea so clear and shallow that ev…

distinctive 19th-century L-shaped pier, popular sunset spot

14 things in this story
  • Palanga PierSightdistinctive 19th-century L-shaped pier, popular sunset spot
  • Palanga Botanical GardenSight100-hectare garden with 19th-century palace and amber museum
  • Tiškevičiai PalaceMuseum19th-century palace within the botanical garden
  • Amber MuseumMuseummuseum with thousands of prehistoric exhibits
  • Feliksas Tiškevičius sculptureSightbronze sculpture; rub foot and kiss cheek for good luck
  • GradialiHotelpeaceful oasis 500m from uncrowded Palanga beach
  • 313 Cable ParkPlaceWe visited numerous water parks around the world - our travels inspired us so much that we decided to create the best…
  • Atostogų ParkasPlacecomplex with 16 leisure and mineral pools
  • Elsewhere
  • Curonian SpitNeighborhoodNida, Lithuaniawild stretch of dense forest and Blue Flag beaches
  • Hotel NidusHotelNida, Lithuaniabetween lagoon and beach, basic comfortable rooms
  • Nidos PrieplaukaRestaurantNida, Lithuaniaharbour restaurant for sunset and beetroot soup
  • Vecekrugas DuneSightNida, Lithuaniahighest point on the spit, 67 metres above sea level
  • Nagliai nature reserveSightNida, Lithuaniaprotected area, foraging off limits
  • Rimo ŽuvisRestaurantPreila, Lithuaniasmoke-fishing shack in Preila, serves sea perch and turbot
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