Overview
Palanga is Lithuania's main seaside resort on the Baltic coast, drawing domestic tourists for its sandy beach stretching kilometers north and south, the iconic L-shaped pier, and rich amber heritage. Unlike crowded Baltic beach destinations, Palanga sees few foreign visitors, keeping prices modest and atmospheres authentic.
Architecture · Beach · Budget Travel · Day Trips · History
Before you go
Connectivity
4G coverage is available from all Lithuanian carriers with partial 5G as of July 2025.
Money
Lithuania uses the Euro (€). Credit cards are widely accepted. Budget accommodation starts around €50 per night for a double.
Safety
Palanga is generally safe for tourists. Standard urban precautions apply regarding personal belongings and nightlife areas.
Transport
Palanga International Airport has seasonal flights to London, Dublin, Oslo, Riga, and Copenhagen. Bus 31 connects the airport to Palanga town every 30 minutes. Buses from Vilnius and Kaunas run hourly to Klaipėda with some continuing to Palanga.
Weather
Best visited June-August for beach weather. The town is a summer resort destination with cold winters and mild shoulder seasons.
