The cost of a vacation in Lithuania is considered one of the lowest among the three Baltic countries. Seaside resorts are gradually developing infrastructure, but due to heavy Soviet architecture there are no special attractions.
In turn, the ancient cities of Lithuania invite to sightseeing tours, and they are mostly not too expensive. After all, most often people come on excursions in groups, and such a vacation costs 20-50 EUR.
Individual walking tours with a guide-translator or guide depend on the city, route and direction. Vilnius and its old town can cost you as little as 10-15 EUR if you are lucky. This applies to other cities as well.
Prices for a vacation in Lithuania include the cost of accommodation, if, for example, you go to a hotel or are going to stay in a hostel. And here they are not too impressive expensive. Firstly, out of season in a good hotel you can stay for about 40-50 EUR, a double room with breakfast will cost no more than 70 EUR. In the high season, the prices skyrocket, and in fashionable hotels on the coast you can find prices that correspond to the best European capitals.
The cost of a tour to Lithuania depends on its type. Excursion programs for one to five cities cost from 50 to 500 EUR. Ski vacations vary from 150 to 700 EUR, and usually include several excursions. Sea resorts give an opportunity to rest for 250-700 EUR. A full-fledged sanatorium vacation can cost more than 1000 EUR. Prices for hot tours in Lithuania, or tours out of season, fall by 100-200 EUR, and can cost pennies.
Contact us, and together with tripmydream we will find and find the perfect price for a tour to Lithuania. In addition, it is important to remember that the prices for tours in Lithuania do not exclude your own expenses. Independent flight from Moscow will cost about 100 EUR, from Kiev - 120-150 EUR. A full lunch in a restaurant costs from 5 to 15 EUR.
Public transportation in Lithuania is inexpensive. A bus ticket can vary in price. It depends on whether it is bought from the driver or in a special kiosk, the price varies from 0.50 to 0.60 EUR. The fine for a fare evasion is about 6 EUR.
Shuttle cabs (1,50 EUR) operate practically round the clock in all cities. Inexpensive cab services are also available in any more or less large Lithuanian city. The fare costs 0.25 - 0.45 EUR per kilometer according to the meter. Prices in supermarkets and stores are generally the same as we are used to, you are unlikely to be frightened by the cost of common products.
