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Peaceful neighbor of Palanga – family-friendly seaside resort with clean beach and Šventoji River for water activities.
Šventoji is Lithuania's quietest seaside resort, once a small fishing village. The name comes from the Šventoji River. In the early 20th century a port operated here, later covered by sand. Today it is a family-friendly resort with wide beaches and cycling paths.
Šventoji is a peaceful northern neighbor of Palanga, popular among families with children. The beaches here are not as crowded as in Palanga, and the atmosphere is calmer. The Šventoji River offers water activities – kayaks, SUP boards, pedal boats. To the north is Dutchman's Cap – the most impressive coastal cliff in Lithuania (24 m high), a geological and natural monument. A cycling path connects Šventoji with Palanga (10 km) – a great way to explore the coast. The resort is especially suitable for families and those seeking tranquility.
Peaceful, fewer tourists than Palanga. Wide sandy beach with dunes – ideal for families with children.…
Fishing harbor pier at the river mouth. Watch returning fishing boats and buy fresh fish.…
Highest coastal dune (24 m). Legends tell of a wrecked Dutch ship. Educational trail with panoramic views.…
10 km cycling path through dunes and pine forests to Palanga. Beautiful route for families – stop at the beach.…
470 m ilgio tiltas į jūrą – saulėlydžių meka ir Palangos simbolis.
Pagrindinė Palangos pėsčiųjų gatvė – pramogų, restoranų ir atrakcijų centras.
100 ha parkas su botanikos sodu ir legendine Birutės kalno koplyčia.
Viena didžiausių gintaro kolekcijų pasaulyje (28 000 eksponatų) Tiškevičių rūmuose.
Vienintelis Lietuvoje žiemos sodas su egzotiniais augalais ir paukščiais.
Grafų Tiškevičių rūmai su Kretingos krašto istorijos ekspozicija.
HBH Pelkių takas - 0.37 km ilgio maršrutas Lietuva regione.
Takas per Palangos botanikos parką.
Litorinos takas - pažintinis takas Lietuva regione.
Lithuania's most popular seaside resort – summer capital with 18 km beaches, famous 470 m pier, and Amber Museum.
Oldest Samogitian town with Lithuania's only winter garden and Count Tiškevičius Palace.
Lithuania's largest port city and gateway to UNESCO-listed Curonian Spit. German architecture, Sea Museum with dolphinarium, ferries to Neringa.