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aterola Says: The most popular place to fish in Kuronian lagoon is the port gate.... There are not only fishermen who enjoys it :-) Near Juodkrante there is a big territory occupied by cormorans. They are famous trees killers. I have a feeling this territory can be well used for horror...
sigthor_egle Says: Differently than in developed summer resorts, don't expect to see strawy umbrellas, cots and umbrellas prepared for you in the Curonian Beach. There are also no high buildings close to the beach of Neringa. Anyhow, the beach is free for everyone (if you don't count entrance...
sigthor_egle Says: When you drive from Juodkrante town to Nida town, take a little stop to see "nature monument" - Cormorants camp. These crazy, humongous birds eat fish from the Baltic sea, they are pretty good divers, then they come back home to nests in trees and empty their bowels....
polinia Says: Very cool place.....But don't go there when sun is shining.....Try to choose time when light is not so bright and you'll be able to feel the thrill of that place at full.....
Carletto76 Says: All the Baltic side of the Curonian spit is a long sandy beach, but remember that you cannot go anywhere, there are reserves also on this side of the spit. Anyway there's really a lot of space for everyone who wants to swim in the cold Baltic sea, or just stay at the sun to...
Carletto76 Says: The famous German writer, Thomas Mann, a winner of the Nobel Prize, took his family to Nida for the first time in 1929. Then he decided to have a summer cottage there. At the end of Skruzdyne street, on the Uosve (which means Mother's-in-Law) Dune he found a vacant piece of...
Carletto76 Says: The Parnidis Dune is maybe less impressive than the ones up in the north, but it's particular since there is much less vegetation, it really looks like the Sahara desert in some points... except the fact that you are on the Baltic sea! ;-)At the foot of Parnidis Dune on the...
Carletto76 Says: Nida is the southernmost village on the Lithuanian side of the Curonian Spit, just 2/3Km from the Russian (Kaliningrad region) border.It's the biggest village on the spit, very picturesque, and with many restaurants and accomodation offers.All the wooden houses are in...
Carletto76 Says: If you come with your car or any other transportation with an engine, you have to pay for the entrance to the territory of Neringa municipality.You pay just if you go south of Smiltyne ferry pier, after about 2/3Km you will see a queue of cars and you have to get out and...
Use a car... (or at least a bike!)
Carletto76 Says: To go around the Curonian Spit from Smiltyne to Nida it's really suggested to use a car. There are buses which go from north to south and back, but with the car you can stop wherever you like and enjoy the view. Most of the road (50Km) is in the middle of a forest, so you...
Carletto76 Says: There are 2 ferry harbours in Klaipėda, and you can go to Neringa from both of them, but not always!The old terminal (Senoji perkėla, or Pirmoji perkėla) works only in summer, and the ferry is for pedestrians only. It's close to the river Danė.The new...
Sonic747 Says: Fishing is popular in Neringa, there are many fishermen and in summer people are selling fish in their houses. Also, in summer "fisherman's days" are organised - it's a special local holiday. There is also Museum of Fishing in Nida.In Nida you can rent a boat and try fishing...
What you can NOT do in Neringa
Carletto76 Says: The following activities are forbidden in Kursiu Nerija National park: - to put up tents;- to make fire in undesignated places;- to damage flora (trees, bushes, forest floor etc.);- to walk in the dunes and to climb the dunes in the reservation of the Parnidis landscape,...
ginte Says: The following activities are forbidden in Kursiu Nerija National park: 1. to put up tents; 2. to make fire in undesignated places; 3. to damage flora (trees, bushes, forest floor etc.); 4. to walk in the dunes and to climb the dunes in the reservation of the Parnidis...
Carletto76 Says: Bring with you just few luggage, a backpack is perfect, you'll have to walk a lot, so it's better to be not too heavy! In summer remember to take a swimsuit (unless you are a nudist!), it's very nice to swim or lie on the beach. The weather is usually quite hot in summer,...
pmeurice Says: Going to the Neringa, go to the beach, e.g. in Nida, then walk, take your time, 15 - 20 minutes, then look around: YOU ARE ALONE. You have 50 km of beach in front of you. Let your clothes in a wind-protected place in the dunes, and go naked swimming there: it is the absolute...
Charpentier Says: Hi everybody!I want to share with you my experiences of active Neringa!Luckily I visited Nida and stayed there for 2 nights. It was a superb enclosure for me.Especially I remember my canoeing day: I went canoeing with the organization which makes guided canoe tours through...
Sonic747 Says: Neringa has single good quality road going through it and all towns, restaurants and major activities are nearby. Thus, it is perfectly fitted for bicycle travelling. It is cheaper to enter Neringa with bycicle than to do so with car, ferry costs are also cheaper. If you...
Nida - best place for your stay in Neringa
polinia Says: Nida is the biggest village where most of visitors stay.It's calm and beautiful, full of it's special charm and character.
Liolio Says: The Curonian Spit is not just the touristic Nida, it is the whole national park. It also includes these small villages: Smiltyne, Alksnyne, Juodkrante, Pervalka, Preila and Nida. All these villages are nice, depending on your preferences as Nida and Juodkrante are the bigger...
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Neringa (Curonian Spit): A breathtaking peninsula off the southern Lithuanian coast, some 350 km from Vilnius. This sword-shaped sliver of land runs for some 100 km parallel to the coast. One of its...
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Neringa is the municipality unreachable from Lithuania via land. It is on the peninsula called Couronian spit. From one side of peninsula there is Baltic sea, at the other - couronian gulf. There are...
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Kuršių Nerijos, what a wonderful place!
When I first organized my trip to the Baltic I didn't think to go to Kuršių Nerijos, but then too many Lithuanian people told me "GO THERE", so that I decided to stay 1 more day and to spend...
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Neringa is my paradise on earth. 50 km of beaches of which fourty are desert the whole year then dunes, forrest and lovely villages. The most protected place of Lithuania, you need to take the ferry...
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