Top Lithuania Day Trips

Would you like to walk around Trakai in winter when everything is covered with snow and turned into a white fairytale? With snowshoes, you can walk on deep snow, discover fascinating places and enjoy beautiful winter scenery. Trakai is located on a peninsula between several lakes, surrounded by a scenic countryside. On our tour you will see the main landmark of the area – the gothic Trakai Castle. This impressive fortification was built in the 14th century out of red bricks and stones. You will walk through beautiful forests and meadows, and experience a spectacular view in the Varnekai Bog and lakes. If you would like to have a wonderful winter adventure, join our snowshoeing tour in Trakai!

Augustow is one of the most beautiful towns in Poland. It is located on the River Netta and the Augustow Canal and surrounded by the beautiful Necko, Biale and Rospuda Lakes. Picturesque landscapes, amazing traditional food, canals, clean air and water in lakes, relaxing pine-spruce forests, untouched nature and kind locals – Augustow is the only place you can find it all. Our tour is unique experience to see neighboring Poland while being in Lithuania.

Head south from Vilnius to the Dzukija National Park to explore its natural landmarks and attractions. See the Pyramid of Merkine, the largest swamp in Lithuania, the Liskiava Monastery Ensemble and Grutas Park, a sculpture garden of Soviet-era statues of Lenin, Marx, Stalin, and others. Spend a day learning about Lithuania’s natural and cultural history and enjoy a relaxing day immersed in the lush, greenery of the park.

Lithuania’s Curonian Spit, a UNESCO-listed thread of land stretching out into the Baltic Sea, offers a unique landscape of pristine beaches, lush forests, and massive sand dunes. It’s a long way from Vilnius, but this tour makes it easy to visit Curonian Spit National Park on a day trip from the capital. Led by a private guide, you’ll see the spit’s essential sites while learning about the region’s history and legends.

Lithuanians are the last pagans on this continent. Paganism began to disappear in Lithuania at the end of the 14th century when Lithuania’s rulers accepted Christianity. The Baltic tribe Samogitians held on the longest – they only converted in the 15th century. Nowadays you can find Lithuanian sacral places in the pilgrimage routs. A private tour of religious sites with an expert guide will make the most memorable day and you will enjoy the blend of traditional and modern sights.

Discover the beautiful surroundings of Vilnius during this full-day private tour. Venture out of the city to see the Paneriai Holocaust Memorial Park and the beautiful Trakai Island Castle. The last stop on the tour is the large Rumsiskes Ethnographic Museum where guests can learn more about the different ethnographic regions in Lithuania from the 18th century onwards.

Kaunas is like a younger brother of Vilnius. Sometimes it seems to be in the shadows of the capital. But make no mistake - this is a superficial paradigm – Kaunas is a very vivid both in history and now:culture is thriving, and it’s always been the innovator vs Vilnius – same 100 years ago – same it is now. See the city and some top sights around, that are usually skipped by others. Main locations: Kaunas Old Town, Kaunas New Town, Zaliakalnis district HIGHLIGHTS:  • See castles and streets of medieval ages • Adore modern architecture of early 20th century • Get a picturesque ride in the oldest Europe's funicular • Enjoy panoramic views from the church observation deck

Wolf's Liar is an unbelievable place where Hitler was planning a war. You will have a chance to visit that unique historical complex that changed lives for millions of people. The journey takes through the picturesque polish nature surrounded by lakes and forests. This is a private tour and guide will be dedicated only to you.