Baltic Clipper travel agency with its 9 offices all over the country is one of the biggest tour operators in Lithuania providing incoming services for group and individual travellers visiting Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia as well as Kaliningrad Region and St. Petersburg.

The Baltic Sea region has become an attractive destination for many travellers due to its rich history, cultural heritage, preserved nature and friendly people living here.

We will gladly offer you classical and specialized package tours, weekend city breaks, leisure activities, incentives in the Baltic States and will take care of all bookings. We will take you to the main places of tourist attractions and will offer full sightseeing programmes of the main cities in the area:

St. Petersburg Kaliningrad Welcome to the Baltic States!
ST. PETERSBURG POPULATION: 4.595.000 LANGUAGE: Russian (Slavic group of languages) RELIGION: Russian Orthodox CURRENCY: Rouble (RUR) = 100 kopecks NATIONAL HOLIDAYS: January 1 - New Year January 7 - Russian Orthodox Christmas March 8 - Women’s Day May 1/2 - May Day May 9 - Victory Day June 12 - Independence Day November 7 - Reconciliation Day GETTING THERE By air. Pulkovo-2 airport carries out international and domestic flights. It is located 17 km from the city centre. By sea. A regularly scheduled ferry line with Sweden. By rail. There are 5 railway stations for domestic and international connections. Regular links are established between St. Petersburg and the Baltic States, Poland, Germany, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Bulgaria, Finland. By road. A good connection line by bus with Finland, the Baltic States. CLIMATE Intermediate from maritime to continental. It is quite mild and humid, but there can be quite dry and hot periods in summer. Average temperatures: +17.80C in summer and - 80C in winter. Precipitation is not plentiful, 550-600 mm per annum. St. Petersburg is the largest cultural, historical centre, founded by Peter the Great in 1703. For 200 years the city was the capital of Russian Empire, a public, cultural and business centre of Russia and a powerful seaport. It is an impressive city settled on forty islands in the delta of the Neva River, decorated with hundreds of graceful bridges. The city is a treasure of national and world masterpieces of culture, art and architecture. The unique architectural ensembles of St. Petersburg, remarkable imperial palaces, parks, churches and cathedrals are mainly located on the banks of the rivers and channels. This unique shape brought the city the reputation of Northern Venice. St. Petersburg is the city offering a breathtaking experience - you can enjoy magnificent White Nights on the banks of the Neva River that last for 50 days from 25th-26th May to 16th-17th July. Come and experience this unique natural phenomenon on your own! top ^
KALININGRAD POPULATION: 420.000 LANGUAGE: Russian (Slavic group of languages) RELIGION: Russian Orthodox CURRENCY: Rouble (RUR) = 100 kopecks NATIONAL HOLIDAYS: January 1 - New Year January 7 - Russian Orthodox Christmas March 8 - Women’s Day May 1/2 - May Day May 9 - Victory Day June 12 - Independence Day November 7 - Reconciliation Day GETTING THERE By air. An international airport is located 18 km from the city centre. There are regular flights to Copenhagen, Hamburg as well as Moscow, St. Petersburg. By sea. In summer a ferry line operates from/to Elblong. By rail. Daily trains connect Kaliningrad with Berlin and Gdansk. By road. There are several buses a day to Kaunas, Vilnius, Tallinn, Warsaw and German cities. CLIMATE Changing from maritime to moderate continental. Average temperatures: +170C in summer and -30C in winter. Kaliningrad has land borders with Poland in the south and Lithuania in the north and the east. The town lies on the southern coast of the Baltic Sea; it is the most westward region of Russia. Formerly called Königsberg, it was the capital of Eastern Prussia and only in 1946 became a part of Russia. Until 1991 Kaliningrad region was closed for foreigners. Numerous historical monuments, beautiful landscapes of the Baltic coast, the Curonian Spit and dunes, make this region very attractive for guests. This area used to be home to many famous scientists and artists. Perhaps the most known of them is Immanuel Kant, one of the greatest philosophers, who worked at Königsberg University and was buried at the walls of the Cathedral. The city has several excellent history museums, many old churches, fortresses and the splendid old Gothic Cathedral. top ^