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Curonian Spit / Kursiu Nerija National Park

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98 Km Peninsula, Klaipeda - Lesnoye | Visitor’s Centre - Smiltynes st., 11, Klaipeda 93100, Lithuania
+370 46 402256
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4.5
583 reviews
  • Excellent79%
  • Very good16%
  • Average3%
  • Poor1%
  • Terrible1%
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98 Km Peninsula, Klaipeda - Lesnoye | Visitor’s Centre - Smiltynes st., 11, Klaipeda 93100, Lithuania
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Reviewed 2 days ago
Day on Curinian Spit

The foot passenger ferries run from Klaipeda and cost under a euro return and coordinate with the buses. Nida is a pretty destination with access to the dunes, the lagoon and the Baltic beaches. There are good cafes and walking in the wooded areas. An...More

Thank Liza W
Reviewed 5 days ago
Perfect day trip

We (2+1) took the car ferry from Klaipeda and started to explore the spit. Saw hundreds of swans, strolled around Juodkrante promenade, walked through the hill of witches (in Juodkrante) and of course, visited the dunes. Both in Nagliu dune reserve and in Nida. The...More

Thank Veera K
Reviewed 5 days ago
Nice spot, ideal for a daytrip with car of bycicle.

Not to miss: the panoramic vieuw ocer the dunes in Nida, the comoran sanctuarium and the black dune.

Thank philippemonseweyer
Reviewed 1 week ago
Wonderful place to spend a day

We took the ferry over in the morning and spent the day there. We wandered on the beach looking for amber (and actually found a few small pieces) and checking out the beautiful coastal view, hiked thru the Hill of Witches - a very interesting...More

Thank crosswycke
Reviewed 1 week ago
Beatiful National park

Crossing from Klaipeda is quite straight forward (get you schedule and beware of long cues on holidays!) paying just on your way in abot 13E per car with passengers (we were two). Once you are in the spit, if you head south you have to...More

Thank BLACKJAV
Reviewed 1 week ago via mobile
Relaxing environment in the villages

We took a car ferry from Klaipeda and cost us 11.85 euro (driver plus one passenger) for return fare. The ferry ride takes only 5-6mins. Once on the island, we need to pay additional 5 euro to drive into the villages. Nida, the biggest village...More

Thank Jon N
Reviewed 2 weeks ago
Day of Nature

Well worth a day trip whether you drive it independently or choose a tour. Very natural with some small villages. Drive to the end for viewing the sand dunes. On the return trip, take your time and enjoy stops offs for refreshments or taking a...More

Thank Noela R
Reviewed 2 weeks ago
Great view

Nice views and great place to be. One of the top sights to see and it is not disappointing - especially if you are a nature lover.

Thank Evita F
Reviewed 3 weeks ago via mobile
Lovely

Went here recently ferry cheap bus cheap went to nida walked about there great views got to go if in area

Thank scottishtraveller74
Reviewed 4 weeks ago via mobile
Must see

Went here with a car and private guide. Highlights are Hill of Witches with wooden sculptures by locals based on folk tales. Also Golden Dune area is beautiful and Nida is a cute seaside town worth a stop. Getting close to the Russian border interesting...More

Thank maapar
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Roma D
Hi We will be travelling as a group of is adults and will be in Klaipeda in early August. One adult is in wheelchair. Does the Curonian Spit have any walks that are wheelchair friendly?
June 16, 2017|
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Response from BLACKJAV | Reviewed this property |
I agree with Jon: Villages are accesible. You can enjoy plenty of places just by car and I am almost sure that The observatory of the big rolling sand dune of Parnidis is also accesible at least as far as the sundial (there... More
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Helen F
We are a group of 4 adults who will be traveling on a Baltic Cruise in late July. We are thinking of taking the ferry from Klaipeda to the spit and hiring a taxi to take us to Jodkrante. My questions are (1) do the taxi drivers on the spit speak English and (2) is our plan to see the spit on our own a good idea (versus taking a tour)?
June 12, 2017|
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Response from CasualHockeyFan | Reviewed this property |
Helen, we were there on a cruise 2 years ago and wanted to do exactly what you describe. However, after much research, we decided to rent a car and make the drive ourselves, which turned out to be a great decision. We rented... More
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Oenophile2638
We arrive on a cruise. How far is the ferry to the spit from the cruise terminal and is there public transportation on the spit, e.g. taxi or bus?
May 2, 2016|
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Response from Gordon M | Reviewed this property |
There are two crossing points to the Spit. I suspect your ship will moor at the little ferry crossing (no cars). The public transport buses cross from the main terminal and larger ferry crossing point. Bus travel is in... More
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