Pajuris Klaipeda
Slaito 18A, Giruliai Klaipeda, 92281, 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
... before and ended up in one of their spare bedrooms in the beach side apartment at a fairly reasonable price. The old lady that owned the apartment couldn't speak English, but could speak Lithuanian, Russian and German. Using some basic German (with help from my Europe phrasebook) we were able to communicate.
I didn't stay in the apartment long as I only had one afternoon to explore the small town. I ...
Curonian Spit & Computer "Spits" It.
... back to our hotel to see if we could extend one night, then back to the travel agent only to find the ferry tickets had been sold!
Now we had extended our hotel and we needed a plan B. Sonata from Krantis Travel offered another idea. We take a different ferry with cabins from Riga in Latvia and catch a bus there the next day, in time for the sailing. Back to Riga??. If you have been following our stories you will ...
We are sailing...we are sailing
... have an average speed for her session from the ship to Kaunas of 115 kph (while at time driving 100mph). It was 235k in all.
We had mixed surprises in this small town. Between Klaipeda and Vilnius there is only small villages and mile after mile of flat rural land. On entering we couldn't find anything of interest but eventually found the almost deserted walking street. After a coffee and stroll we pressed on to Vilnius ...
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 ...


