Lithuania is one of the three Baltic States (along with Latvia and Estonia) and has a short but beautiful coastline along the Baltic Sea, stretching about 90 kilometers (56 miles). This coastline is located in the western part of the country and includes sandy beaches, resort towns, and natural attractions.
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Key Highlights of Lithuania’s Baltic Sea Coast:
🏖️ Klaipėda
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Lithuania’s only seaport city, Klaipėda is a gateway to the Baltic Sea and the Curonian Spit.
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The city has German architectural influences and a charming old town.
🌊 Palanga
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The most popular seaside resort in Lithuania, especially in summer.
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Known for its sandy beaches, Palanga Pier, and the Amber Museum in the beautiful Tiškevičiai Palace.
🌲 Curonian Spit (Kuršių Nerija)
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A UNESCO World Heritage Site shared with Russia (Kaliningrad Oblast).
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A narrow, 98-km long sand dune peninsula with unique nature, pine forests, and fishing villages like Nida.
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Protected as Kuršių Nerija National Park in Lithuania.
🌅 Šventoji
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A quieter beach town north of Palanga, popular with families and those seeking a more relaxed atmosphere.
Climate
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The Baltic Sea moderates the coastal climate, making it cooler in summer and milder in winter compared to inland Lithuania.
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Summer temperatures are typically 20–25°C (68–77°F).
Baltic Sea Map