Plan:
This tour takes you through the amber heritage and local flavors of the Curonian Spit. Start at Amber Bay in Juodkrantė, with its amber mining history, wooden sculptures, and views of the Curonian Lagoon. Then, head to Preila Beach for an amber-catching experience, learning to find and identify Baltic amber.
In Nida, visit the Mizgiris Amber Museum, showcasing the history and beauty of amber. Stop by "Tik pas Joną" for freshly smoked fish like eel, perch, and flounder.
Next, visit the Amber Shop and Amulet Workshop at Naglių 15, where you can create your own amber amulet.
End at Matėja Bar in Preila, enjoying a cup of coffee or Gintarinė drink, Lithuania’s amber-infused spirit.
Pickup included
Amber Bay (Gintaro Įlanka) in Juodkrantė, Lithuania, is a scenic spot located on the Curonian Lagoon. It is famous for its historical connection to amber mining, as Juodkrantė was once home to a significant 19th-century amber excavation site. Today, Amber Bay is a tranquil place surrounded by nature, featuring a small harbor, wooden sculptures, and beautiful walking paths along the water. It's a great spot for relaxing, enjoying lagoon views, and learning about the area's amber heritage.
Amber catching education at Preila Beach in Lithuania offers visitors a hands-on experience in finding and identifying pieces of amber along the shores of the Curonian Lagoon and the Baltic Sea. Guided by local experts, participants learn about the formation of amber, its historical significance, and traditional methods of amber hunting. The activity includes using special nets and learning how to distinguish real amber from regular stones.
The Mizgiris Amber Museum is a unique museum in Nida, Lithuania, dedicated to the beauty, history, and science of Baltic amber. Founded by the Mizgiris family, who are passionate amber collectors, the museum showcases an impressive collection of amber pieces, including those with prehistoric inclusions of insects and plants. The museum offers an interactive experience, featuring multimedia displays, magnifying stations, and exhibits explaining amber's formation over millions of years. Visitors can also learn about the cultural and artistic significance of amber, including its use in jewelry and medicine. The modern, eco-friendly architecture of the museum blends harmoniously with the surrounding dunes and pine forests, making it a must-visit destination for nature and history enthusiasts.
Choose to be picked up from a list of locations
We pick up from anywhere in Klaipeda or we pick up from Klaipeda Cruise port treminal.