Your journey begins in Kaunas, where you’ll be picked up from your accommodation and travel west across Lithuania. As you leave the Kaunas city, your guide introduces the history, geography, and cultural differences between regions you’ll pass through. The drive offers beautiful countryside views of forests, fields, and small villages. Along the way, you’ll hear about the Curonian Spit’s UNESCO significance and its long-standing fishing traditions. This introduction sets the tone for an inspiring coastal adventure.

Your first seaside stop is Juodkrantė, one of the oldest and most charming villages on the Curonian Spit. Stroll along the peaceful lagoon shore, admire wooden villas from the 19th century, and enjoy views of the calm waters framed by pine forests. Your guide shares stories of fishermen, artists, and noble families who once lived here. The atmosphere is serene and full of coastal charm. It's an idyllic introduction to the peninsula.

Your next stop is the Hill of Witches, a magical forest trail decorated with more than 80 wooden sculptures inspired by Lithuanian folklore. Each carving brings mythical creatures, witches, devils, and legendary heroes to life. As you walk through the forest, your guide shares the stories behind the sculptures, revealing centuries-old beliefs and playful traditions. The trail is both artistic and enchanting. It adds a mystical charm to your coastal journey.

Your journey continues to the Cormorant and Heron observation site, one of the largest bird colonies in Europe. From the viewing platform, you can observe hundreds of birds nesting high in the trees. The landscape looks dramatic — shaped by bird activity and natural processes. Your guide explains the ecological significance of the colony. It is a fascinating stop for nature and wildlife lovers.

Nida is the most picturesque resort town on the Curonian Spit. Explore its colorful fishermen’s cottages, the Thomas Mann House area, and charming lagoon promenade. Then visit the stunning Parnidis Dune, one of the highest drifting dunes in Europe, offering wide-open views of the Baltic Sea and Curonian Lagoon. Your guide shares stories of artists, writers, and fishermen who shaped Nida’s identity. This destination is peaceful, elegant, and unforgettable.

Finally you'll take a time to explore Klaipėda- Lithuania’s unfrozen port city and oldest city in Lithuania already mentioned in 1252. You will visit Klaipėda old town which is very different from other Lithuania’s old towns: with planned structure of streets and the influence of German culture.