Lithuania

Lithuania is a beautiful and underrated travel destination in the Baltic region of Europe. It offers a mix of medieval history, stunning nature, and vibrant city life. Here’s what you need to know for a visit:

Visa & Entry Requirements

  • Lithuania is part of the Schengen Area, so many nationalities (including U.S., UK, Canada, and EU countries) can enter visa-free for up to 90 days.
  • If you need a visa, apply at a Lithuanian embassy or consulate.
  • A valid passport (at least 3 months beyond the stay) is required.

Best Time to Visit

  • Summer (June-August) – Best for warm weather, outdoor activities, and festivals.
  • Spring (April-May) & Autumn (September-October) – Pleasant weather and fewer crowds.
  • Winter (November-March) – Cold and snowy; great for winter sports and Christmas markets.

Activities & Experiences

  • Hot Air Ballooning in Vilnius.
  • Traditional Sauna (Pirtis) experience.
  • Beer & Mead Tasting – Lithuania has a strong brewing tradition.
  • Hiking & Nature – Explore Aukštaitija National Park, Labanoras Forest, or the Baltic Sea coast.

Transportation

  • Public Transport: Buses and trolleybuses operate in major cities.
  • Trains & Buses: Efficient connections between cities.
  • Car Rental: Recommended for exploring the countryside.
  • Cycling: Some cities have good bike lanes.

Currency & Costs

  • Currency: Euro (€)
  • Budget: Lithuania is affordable compared to Western Europe.
    • Budget travel: €30–50/day
    • Mid-range: €50–100/day
    • Luxury: €100+/day

 

Safety & Travel Tips

  • Safe Country: Lithuania is generally safe for tourists.
  • English Spoken: Widely spoken in tourist areas, but learning a few Lithuanian phrases helps.
  • Weather: Pack accordingly—winters are cold, summers are mild.
  • Tipping: 5-10% in restaurants is appreciated.

Why choose us?

Supportive Environment

Student-Friendly Policies

Quality Higher Educations

Opportunities for Growth