Lithuania Tours
4.5 out of 5 (17 Reviews) Reviews of Lithuania Tours
Lithuania is a country made for slow travel. Our bike tours include the Baltic route from Vilnius to Tallinn, venturing from the Lithuanian capital through forests, lakes, and peaceful countryside towards Latvia and Estonia. On our hiking tours, you can explore the pinewoods and wetlands of Čepkeliai–Dzūkija National Park and the spa town of Druskininkai, known for its restorative mineral springs.
Along the Baltic coast, cycle from Klaipėda to the UNESCO-listed Curonian Spit, where forest trails unfurl onto immense beaches and the ‘Dead Dunes’ of Nagliai Nature Reserve. Ride along the wildlife-rich Nemunas River Delta through the ‘Land of Storks’, visit Rusnė Island, and enjoy a slower pace of travel in this beautifully uncrowded country.
Discover our carefully curated collection of Lithuania tours below or via our interactive map.
Easy–Moderate Bike & Hotel Tour in Lithuania
Discover the Baltic Sea coast by bike! Along scenic routes, you will visit the Palanga Resort and the Curonian Spit National Park, designated by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. The tour begins and…
Easy–Moderate Hike & Walk Tour in Lithuania
Hiking in Lithuania! Let's set the scene: the sea, white sand beaches, the Dead Dunes landscape dotted with wild flowering plants, wild storks, and numerous varieties of birds, impressive forests…
Moderate Bike & Hotel Tour in Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia
This Baltic bike tour explores the Baltic coast and the National Parks of Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia on very scenic routes. Offered as a self-guided with support or fully guided, the itinerary…
Easy–Moderate Bike & Hotel Tour in Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania
This unique bike tour explores the Baltic Coast and National Parks of Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania on beautiful routes. These days, it is difficult to find a European destination that mass tourism…
Moderate Bike & Hotel Tour in Lithuania, Poland
Explore the borderland of Lithuania and Poland on this supported or fully guided bike tour. These two countries, though geographically not truly Eastern Europe, historically, have been under the…
