Baltoji Zuvedra Palanga
Dariaus ir Gireno 1 Palanga, Lithuania
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The world’s longest spit
... good. We then climbed the largest dune on the spit for some great views over the ocean and of the Russian territory and it was great to run around the sand barefoot.
A small group of us went to dinner at Cili Kaimos; an unusual place with a fish pond and some live chickens in a small enclosure to greet you as you enter. Fried bread and cheese is popular here so we had some for starter, it was way nicer than it sounds despite being a heart attack waiting to ...
Klaipeda
... is perfect for a two day ride. I decided to do the full Klaipeda to Nida route which travels the entire length of the Lithuanian side - 52 km each way.
Early in the next morning I rented a bike (35 Lt) and boarded a ferry. The ferry left from an original ferry terminal (there is now a new and improved terminal further down the spit. The ferry ride only lasted about 5 minutes and then I was on the ...
Curonian Spit & Computer "Spits" It.
... to kill, in driving rain, before the bus back. First job was to buy some disposable rain coats, then do our best to look around with our new plastic protection, and eat. On arrival back at the ferry the heavy rain had driven the ticket seller away, so we got the ferry back for free! Not a bad deal, both ways for a Aussie dollar.
We shouted ourselves that night to a beautiful dinner with wine on the 22nd floor of ...
We are sailing...we are sailing
... wiser at Dubrovnik in August.
The weather remained overcast and miserable for the voyage but it was comfortable.
As expected we arrived at 0900 18 June, on schedule, but our car deck was not discharged until 1010 and since there was no immigration or customs we were on the road by 1030 and stopped at Kaunas, the second biggest city in Lithuania at 1230. Susan drove superbly if not sometimes demonically such that she ...
A Day's R&R
... to be settled in, a total journey time of 22.75 hours, engine on – engine off time and a distance of 126 miles logged.
We were soon chatting to Alan (from the Nauticat) who’d come along the jetty and pleasantries over, we went for a shower and change of clothes, had lunch and lounged around for a couple of hours, then set off to explore the town a little. We knew we weren’t staying long in Lithuania and I’d only ...


