Neringa is a unique resort of Lithuania, located in the Curonian Spit, where the sea, sand dunes and tranquillity guarantee unforgettable holiday moments. This place is perfect not only for relaxation, but also for active leisure with your furry friends. More and more travellers are choosing to go on holiday with their pets, and Neringa is one of the most favourable places for your vacation.

Unique landscape and nature walks

Neringa is not only characterised by its exceptional natural scenery, but also by the many hiking trails that you can enjoy with your pet. One of the most popular spots is the Parnidis Dune, which offers stunning views of the Curonian Lagoon and the Baltic Sea. The many paths and trails along Urbas Hill leading to Nida Lighthouse are also ideal for walking. Meanwhile, the trails and promenades of ancient forest in Juodkrantė will give you and your pet a smell and sound therapy. After all, Neringa is an open-air spa. 

Pet-friendly places

Neringa has many places that welcome visitors with pets. Many cafés and restaurants offer outdoor terraces where pets can sit with their owners and refresh themselves with a bowl of water. Many accommodation establishments also accept pets, so you can enjoy your holiday in Neringa without any added stress.

Wide choice of entertainment

Neringa has a wide range of activities to suit both you and your pet. Sandy beaches for dogs can be found in all the settlements of Neringa. Your four-legged friend will not only be able to run around, but also splash in the sea. It's a great opportunity to let your pet let off some energy while you enjoy the sun or a book. It's also worth visiting "The Hill of Witches“ in Juodkrantė, a mythological sculpture park where you can walk with your pet and admire the exquisite wood carvings.

In Neringa, you can visit museums, libraries and cultural centres with your pets. So feel free to plan your favourite holiday activities together with your pet. 

Transport options with pets

In Neringa, passengers with pets are welcome on public transport. However, pets can only be transported on public transport in accordance with the current Passenger and Baggage Rules.

Feel free to add boats to your holiday itinerary - pets are also welcome on board. 

What should you know before arriving?

Although Neringa is a pet-friendly place, it is important to follow certain rules and respect other holidaymakers. Make sure your pet is supervised and kept on a lead, especially in public areas. Don't forget to carry bags to collect your pet's faeces to keep the environment clean.

It's also worth checking in advance whether your chosen accommodation and attraction accepts guests with pets, as some places may have restrictions.

Hygiene and cleanliness: Remember to bring and use bags to collect your pet's faeces. Please dispose of the bags in special or household waste containers to keep the environment clean.

Safety and etiquette: Dogs must be kept on leads and muzzles in public places. If your dog is a small breed and a muzzle is not suitable, you can walk it without a muzzle, but the animal must not be a threat to passers-by.

Heat protection: In hot weather, it is essential to make sure that both you and your pet have enough water. Find a place in the shade or spend more time indoors. Never leave your pet in the car - this can be a death trap.

Your pet may be able to get help from a veterinarian in Neringa. The vet is mobile - she can come anywhere in Neringa. More information here: https://tinyurl.com/bd7xjyve 

Holidays with pets in Neringa will not only offer beautiful scenery, but also a friendly atmosphere that will allow you to relax and fully immerse yourself in the pleasures of your holiday. Remember to follow the local rules and take care of your pet's well-being so that your holiday is not only fun but also safe.

Photo by Andrius Kundrotas.