Discover the best attractions and experiences Neringa has to offer
Explore the enduring stories of Curonian Spit heritage, from lighthouses to legendary figures associated with Neringa.
A century-old beacon at the spit’s edge offering panoramic sea views and a reminder of Lithuania’s seafaring history.
The former summer house of the Nobel laureate, now a museum dedicated to his life and writings during his Nida years.
A whimsical outdoor sculpture trail in Juodkrantė that celebrates local legends and Baltic folklore.
Delve into local history, art, and culture at small but rich museums across the Curonian Spit.
Exhibits on the Curonian Spit’s people, nature, and traditional livelihoods shaping the region.
Showcases Baltic amber artistry and crafts, reflecting the region’s storied connection with amber.
Displays traditional fishing and coastal life, capturing daily customs of the spit’s communities.
Quiet churches and chapels offer architectural charm and peaceful places for reflection.
A local place of worship overlooking the water, reflecting the spiritual life of the village.
A small seafront chapel serving the community and visitors with a maritime feel.
A modest place of prayer tucked along the spit, adding to the area’s tranquil character.
The Curonian Spit is a protected landscape with dunes, pines, and thriving birdlife.
A UNESCO-recognized coastal paradise spanning Lithuania’s Curonian Spit, with diverse ecosystems and trails.
Iconic sandy dunes and pine forests perfect for walking, cycling, and dramatic photo vistas.
Scenic paths weaving through beaches, dunes, and pine groves ideal for easy hikes.
Discover the distinct personalities of the spit’s main settlements and villages.
The largest settlement at the tip of the spit, known for beaches, cultural sites, and cafés.
A tranquil village famous for the Hill of Witches and forested dunes near the harbor.
A scenic coastal village with a laid-back vibe and wooden-architecture charm.
A small, sheltered harbor village close to nature trails and bird-rich lagoons.
Many of the best experiences are outdoors and free to enjoy at your own pace.
Stretch your legs on soft Baltic sands with wide horizons and sea breezes.
Rent a bike and follow designated lanes along beaches and pine forests.
Spot migratory birds and local wildlife along coastal dune ecosystems.
Savor fresh seafood, regional flavors, and amber-inspired treats in seaside taverns.
Lightly smoked local catches, perfect with a sea breeze and a view.
Seasonal catches prepared simply to highlight natural flavors.
Sweet and aromatic treats drawing on the region’s famous amber heritage.
Evenings in Neringa are relaxed, with seasonal bars and harbor cafés.
Casual spots with sea views and live music during warmer months.
Casual venues for drinks, light bites, and sunset scenery.
Seasonal performances and talks that showcase regional culture.
Live performances and cultural happenings add flavor to a coastal visit.
Relaxing excursions offering lagoons, birds, and coastal scenery.
Seasonal shows, concerts, and exhibitions highlighting local arts.
Intimate gigs featuring local musicians with Baltic atmosphere.
Active travelers will find great settings for cycling, water sports, and more.
Ride along wide paths between sea and dunes, with frequent photo stops.
Paddle among reed beds and quiet inlets, suitable for all levels.
Wind-swept waters and accessible spots for beginners and seasoned riders.
Seek out lesser-known corners and experiences beyond the main sights.
Explore a creative outdoor sculpture trail that blends folklore with nature.
Tread lightly along quieter routes to observe seasonal wildlife surges.
Browse handmade goods, often featuring amber and coastal crafts.