Cottage Karolina Palanga

Palanga,Lithuania Palanga, 60020, Lithuania

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The world’s longest spit

A travel blog entry by bethandanthony

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We arrived in Klaipeda around 3-4 in the afternoon and checked in to our hotel. Stefan took us into the centre of town where they had all these cute chairs and umbrella's with two huge screens up so everyone in the town could come and watch EuroBasket, the European cup of Basketball. With Lithuanian’s being sooooo tall they are naturally quite good at basketball making it their national sport. We went for a short walk around town and then went for a group dinner where ...

Klaipeda

A travel blog entry by jameslawler

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My only goal for Klaipeda was to ride the Curonian Spit and it was mission accomplished!

After multiple failures at trying to go on a multiple day bicycle "tour" I finally arrived at a place that suited this exactly - Klaipeda. If you look at the map of Klaipeda you will notice a 100 km long spit of land. Half belongs to Russia (Kaliningrad) and the other half to Lithuania. The Lithuanian side is full of bicycle ...

Curonian Spit & Computer "Spits" It.

A travel blog entry by heatheravan

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Studying the map, and doing some planning in our hotel room we were struck by how close we were across the sea from Sweden and out walking we had seen signs advertising ferries. Our original plan had been to travel next to Estonia then onto Finland, but the idea of a ferry to Sweden sounded great. We went to a travel agent and were advised that the next evenings ferry was almost full, but had a few seats still available. ...

We are sailing...we are sailing

A travel blog entry by mskexpo

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Periodic light rain fell during the short drive to Karlshamn and we managed to pass time until about 1430 when we drove to the boarding area.

We were first to check-in and in the queue to board Stena Feronia (registered in Glasgow- no 2 dots over the 'a'), When boarding of cars finally began I sensed we were heading for the lowest deck. I paused and jumped behind the wheel and sat. The gangway ahead was raised for cars to go down ...

A Day's R&R

A travel blog entry by derek_roberts10

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When one is writing a blog with daily entries and one is up all night, the decision has to be made when to break the story, if not at midnight. So please forgive me if there was a slight overlap from today's entry in yesterday’s.

The day was cold – these westerly winds are definitely colder than the easterlies. In fact we were sailing with our full heavy duty Musto suits on; these are usually only used at the beginning and end of the ...