The cost of vacations in Lithuania is considered one of the lowest among the three Baltic countries. Seaside resorts are gradually developing their infrastructure but remain calm and cozy, without excessive tourist hustle and bustle.
Guided tours through Lithuania’s historic towns are offered at quite reasonable prices. Walking tours typically cost around 20–30 EUR per person, while group bus tours may be more expensive.
Vacation prices in Lithuania include accommodation, and they are generally not high. Off-season, you can stay in a good hotel for about 60–85 EUR, while a double room with breakfast will cost from 70 EUR. During peak season, prices rise — in the luxury coastal hotels you can find rates comparable to those in major European capitals.
The price of a trip to Lithuania largely depends on its type. Sightseeing programs covering one to five cities can start from 50 EUR per person and go up to 300–400 EUR for more extensive options. Winter or ski holidays (for example, in Druskininkai) tend to be more expensive — usually from 150–250 EUR and higher, especially if extra activities are included. Seaside resorts (Klaipėda, Palanga) and summer holidays are generally pricier. A full wellness or spa package can cost considerably more. However, booking off-season and being flexible with dates and accommodation can help you find great deals — prices may drop significantly.
Contact us, and together with tripmydream we’ll find and arrange the ideal tour price for Lithuania. It’s also worth noting that tour prices in Lithuania do not include your personal expenses. A full restaurant lunch costs between 10 and 20 EUR.
Public transportation in Lithuania is inexpensive — a ticket costs about 1 EUR.
Minibuses operate almost around the clock in all cities (1.50 EUR). Affordable taxi services are also available in all major towns. Prices in supermarkets and shops are generally comparable to average European levels, so the cost of everyday products is unlikely to surprise you.
