The Municipality of the town Palanga occupies an area of 79 km2 in the territory of the district of Klaipeda, North-western Lithuania. There were 17.7 thousand residents in the area controlled by the Municipality of the town Palanga as of 2003.

In the North, the town borders with the Republic of Latvia, in the East with Kretinga, in the South, with the regions of Klaipeda and in the West – with the Baltic Sea.



The geographical situation of the resort as well as its infrastructure and natural-cultural potential are favourable for the development of tourism business. The area is rich in natural recreational resources: the water area, beaches, original natural non-urbanized tract of the seacoast, recreational forests, clean ionised air and resources of mineral water and healing mud.

Lithuania's prime sea resort is 25 km away from Klaipeda.
The tour offers a visit to the Amber Museum which houses very rich amber collection, a walk in the Botanical Park of Palanga with Birute's Hill - a 22-metre-high dune, the central street full of souvenir shops, open-air cafes, and leading to the beach and the pier.

Rates of all tours, in EURO, include guide service and vehicle, per group.