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We are far enough away from the hustle and bustle of the town to enjoy peace and privacy without hindrance. You can stay out of the place around the clock. Check out local legends about giants, admire the views through the windows. By the way, from the upper floor of the house you will see the high dunes of the Curonian Spit, famous for their name Dead or Dead. They deserved this name because of the swollen settlements buried under the sand between 1675 and 1934. There are other little-known stories related to these neighborhoods. For example, there were once in the dunes not only villages but also large herds of cows. But hay for them was transported through the Marias, from our fertile fields.
For those who are tired of lazy rest, we invite you to try water sports. Svencelė has a shallow shore and a sufficiently stable wind - therefore here is one of the best places for power kites in Lithuania. Windsurfers, paddles, electric surfboards - if you are not yet familiar with all these pleasures, it will be a great opportunity to learn.
Want something more? We suggest looking around. It is possible to travel on foot or by car (eg to Dreverna, Kintai), but you will see much more by choosing the waterways: the Curonian Lagoon, the King Wilhelm Canal, the Minija, Dreverna or Nemunas rivers. We will advise where to rent a yacht, boat, boat or paddle board. You will take a ferry to Juodkrante and Nida.
In Dreverna itself, in the port of small boats, you can book an entertainment program - a culinary cruise "Fish Road" or other educational programs. More information will be provided by the Tourism Information Center in Dreverna, which can be found at the Jonas Gižas Ethnographic Homestead (Žvejų St. 13, Dreverna, klaipedosrajonas.lt).
The Curonian Lagoon region has many attractions for lovers of flora and fauna. Svencelė's natural resources are protected by the Telmological Reserve - the house of elk and sea eagles, and the Svencelė meadow botanical-zoological reserve, where various birds of wet meadows and reeds can be observed. Even more forest birds can be found on the road from Kintai to Svencelė (5 km one way). Deer, beavers, otters, Canadian mink, raccoon dogs, foxes, gray hares are also found here ...