Travel to Lithuania?

Lithuania receives a high number of tourists from all across the globe as well as from within the country

Lithuania prices comparing to those in the EU: Compared to all EU28 countries, prices for mobile broadband and telephony in Lithuania are, across the offers studied, much less expensive than on EU average. No offers were found to be more expensive than the EU average.

Price Trends – Prices for mobile broadband and telephony in Lithuania show no clear trend compared to the previous year (2017). Customers seeking 0.1 GB data and 30 calls with 100 SMS find prices fell very strongly.

For 5 GB (data only) SIM card you will have to pay €14.50 (€16.02 is EU average).

Currency: Euro * Capital: Vilnius * Population: 2,794,000 * Calling code: +370

Buying a SIM card in Lithuania

Local SIM Cards: Currently in 2023, there are three major mobile phone providers in Lithuania: Tele2 | Bite Lietuva | Telia.

Prepaid SIM cards are available in the brand stores of the network providers, supermarkets, petrol stations, kiosks, convenience store , post offices, coffee shops and other agencies where you find prepaid card marking.

No ID or registration is needed for purchase.

The average price of mobile services in Lithuania is relatively low compared to other European countries. Mobile operators offer a range of packages that include voice, text and data services. Prices for these packages range from around 10 EUR to 20 EUR per month.

When purchasing a sim card, it is recommended to avoid buying an expensive one at the airport or in the last minute, as prices tend to be higher and you may be limited in your options. Travel to Lithuania?

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Lithuania Tourism

Boasting a stunning Baltic coastline, pint-sized Lithuania is a paradise for nature lovers. Sprinklings of small lakes, hilly uplands and luscious green forests make for a wandering wonderland. Having said that, the natural sights aren’t Lithuania’s only top draws. The spectacular Old Town of capital city Vilnius infuses architectural styles, charmingly narrow streets and over 65 churches. A stroll through the castle complex makes for a fascinating history lesson, as does the Palace of the Grand Dukes of Lithuania. Beachgoers should make a beeline for the seaside town of Palanga, home to a 7-km stretch of golden-red sands. Lithuania also houses a 52-km portion of the Curonian Spit, a national park featuring drifting sand dunes and pine forests inhabited by wild boar, deer and elk. Lithuania offers a variety of urban and rural properties, ranging from Old Town hotels and apartments, to campsites and holiday homestays.

Lithuania has a large number of hotels, ranging from budget-friendly options to luxury hotels. The average hotel price in the country is around 70 EUR per night for a double room. The most numerous type of hotel in Lithuania is the mid-range option, with a price range of around 50 EUR to 100 EUR per night.

Lithuania has several domestic airlines, including Small Planet Airlines and Aviakompanija GAIS. The country also has several international airports, making it easy to travel to and from the country by air.