Day 01: Arrival in Vilnius
Arrive in Vilnius and transfer to the hotel. The rest day is left free for you and you're advised to explore in the city on your own.

 Day 02: Vilnius - Kernave - Trakai
In the morning explore Vilnius. Visit the Old Town sights such as Vilnius Cathedral, Gediminas Castle, St. Anne's Church, Vilnius University and the Dawn Gate with a holy icon of Virgin Mary. In the afternoon drive to Trakai, stopping along the way in Kernave, the pagan 13th century Lithuanian capital with five castle mounds. Arrive in Trakai, the ancient Lithuanian capital, famous for its 15th century Gothic Castle on an island in Lake Galve.

 Day 03: Trakai - Rumsiskes - Kauna - Palanga
After breakfast depart for the seacoast, stopping in Rumsiskes Open-Air Museum featuring 18-19th century Lithuanian peasant life. Stop in Kaunas, Lithuania's second largest city, situated at the confluence of the two largest Lithuanian rivers. Continue on to Palanga, passing Raudone and Panemune castles. Arrive in Palanga, the most popular Lithuanian seaside resort.

 Day 04: Palanga - Klaipeda - Juodkrantė
Enjoy the morning in Palanga, famous for its beaches of white clean sand, the Amber Museum and a beautiful botanical garden. In the afternoon drive for Klaipėda, Lithuania's main sea-port, site of the tribal fishing village of the ancient Balts and 13th century castle built by the German Crusaders. Take a 15 minute ferry ride across the Curonian Lagoon to Smiltyne where you can visit the Lithuanian Sea Museum and Dolphinarium. Drive 20 km along the narrow asphalt road that leads you through the entire Curonian Spit National Park called Neringa, until you reach the town of Juodkrantė, the second largest settlement of Neringa.

 Day 05: Juodkrantė - Pervalka - Preila - Nida
Explore Juodkrante, Amber Bay, Rock Sculpture Park on the embankment of the lagoon, the Hill of Witches and the site of one of Europe's largest colonies of grey herons and great cormorants. Take a hike in the Nagliai Nature Reserve on a pedestrian path made of boards winding through the reserve for 9 km.. Continue your drive to Pervalka, the smallest settlement of Neringa, founded by Curonians who moved their houses piece by piece to avoid being buried by the shifting sand dunes. Stop in Preila, the third biggest settlement of Neringa town, which was founded by sandbound nearby villagers. It features the highest dune of the Curonian Spit (67 m). From Preila, make the short drive to Nida, the largest settlement of the spit, resting only 4 km from the Russian border.

 Day 06: Nida
Enjoy the sights of Nida, such as the Thomas Mann Memorial House where this famous German writer liked to spend his summers. Visit the Fisherman‘s Ethnographic Homestead, the lighthouse on Urbo Hill (51 m), the Amber Gallery and the sand dunes.
 

Day 07: Nida
Spend the day enjoying Nida‘s long stretches of white sand, Blue Flag beaches.
 

 Day 08: Nida - Vilnius
Return to Vilnius for your departure flight. The whole tour ends.