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Nestled along the Baltic coast, Curonian Spit in Lithuania is a mesmerizing UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its pristine beaches, towering sand dunes, and unique cultural heritage. Travelers flock here for outdoor adventures like hiking through the picturesque landscapes, exploring quaint fishing villages, and indulging in water sports. The Curonian Spit offers a perfect blend of natural beauty and rich history, making it an ideal destination for backpackers seeking an off-the-beaten-path experience.
Best Time to Visit: Visit Curonian Spit during the summer months (June to August) for warm weather and outdoor activities.
From Vilnius, take a bus or train to Klaipėda, then board a ferry to reach the Curonian Spit. Public buses run regularly between Klaipėda and the main towns on the Spit.
Reach Aukštaitija National Park via public buses from Vilnius or Kaunas, which connect to towns near the park.
From Šiauliai, take a bus or taxi to Domantai village, then follow signs or ask locals for directions to the
Vilnius Old Town is easily accessible via public transport, with buses and trolleybuses serving the area regularly. The Vilnius railway
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