Lithuania's Baltic coast (particularly near Palanga and Neringa) receives consistent Atlantic-generated swells autumn through spring, peaking November through February. Sandy beach breaks provide accessible waves for all skill levels. Water temperatures drop to 2-8°C in winter, requiring thick winter wetsuits and cold-water experience. Lithuania combines accessible surfing with medieval Vilnius, Eastern European charm, and Baltic heritage. The region's dramatic price point, warm hospitality, and developing surf infrastructure create accessible European alternatives to crowded Western spots. Increasing local surfer community means more lessons, guides, and accommodations becoming available. Wave Safari connects you with instructors, guesthouses, and guides familiar with Baltic conditions.