- Place
- Kaišiadorys City Eldership, Kaišiadorys District Municipality
- Region
- Kaišiadorys city and Girelė Forest
- Type
- city pond beach with a bridge, diving platform, and recreation spaces
- Address
- Paukštininkų Street, Kaišiadorys
- Coordinates
- 54.84917, 24.43233
- Visit duration
- 1-3 hours for beach time, sport, and an unhurried break
- Best time
- a dry, warm day from late spring through early autumn
Kaišiadorys Beach, Girelė II Beach, Girelė Pond Beach
A renewed beach in Kaišiadorys
Girelė II Pond Beach lies in Kaišiadorys, in the Girelė area, beside a body of water that is easy to include in a city outing. The mapped site point is approximately 54.849171, 24.432331, and the address uses Paukštininkų Street.
Kaišiadorys District Municipality says the beach renewal was completed in 2019. That distinguishes it from undeveloped shores in the wider Girelė area: the visitor experience here is shaped not only by the pond but also by facilities for recreation and water activities.
Girelė II Beach is not the same place as the nearby Girelė Educational Trail and Nesting-Box Alley. Both can fit into one day, but one is for waterside recreation and the other for a walk through a forest setting.
The pond, bridge, and diving platform
The beach stands out for its broad water access and renewed concrete pier leading over the pond. A multilevel diving platform remains beside it, making this more of an active summer beach than a simple viewpoint on the shore.
A raised diving platform with stairs, railings, and additional access elements stands beside the bridge. Its use still depends on local signs, water level, and the condition of the site that day. Do not jump until you have confirmed that the area is intended for it, the water is deep enough, and there are no submerged obstacles.
For a quieter visit, walk across the bridge, watch the water, and choose a dry place to rest. Children need close supervision by the shore, on the bridge, and near the platform, and the appearance of built facilities is not a substitute for checking conditions.
Sport and relaxation in one place
The municipal project description lists new sports courts at Girelė II Beach, while other official municipal notices identify tennis, basketball, and volleyball areas. The site therefore works for more than swimming and can support an active afternoon combining movement, water views, and a break in one city location.
The renewal also added a children's playground, changing cabins, an outdoor shower, a public toilet, bicycle stands, benches, and a car park with spaces for disabled visitors. Equipment condition and exact usage arrangements can change, so follow signs on site and leave room for other visitors.
If you arrive with family or a group of friends, agree on a safe meeting place before spreading out. People easily separate when some are playing sport, some are on the bridge, and others are resting on the shore.
Walking and cycling around Girelė II Pond
An official planning document lists a cycle path around Girelė II Pond. This makes it possible to combine the beach with a walk or bike ride, although surface, signs, and comfort may vary along the section you choose.
Move carefully near the water and give way to other users: pedestrians, cyclists, children, and people playing sport share the beach area. Leave bicycles where they do not block the bridge, entrance, or resting spaces.
If you want a longer forest walk, you can combine the beach with the Girelė Educational Trail. They are separate visitor sites, so plan length and surface for your group rather than treating them as one continuous trail.
Seasonal visits and safe recreation
Allow one to three hours for swimming, sport, and an unhurried break at Girelė II Beach. The site is liveliest on a warm, dry day; late spring and early autumn can be more comfortable if you prefer a quieter shore.
Before swimming or jumping, check the latest public-health water-test results and assess the weather, visibility, and local rules. Stay out of the water during thunderstorms, do not swim after drinking, never leave children unsupervised, and do not climb wet or slippery structures.
When arriving by car, use only a designated or lawful parking place, keep access routes clear, and do not drive onto green areas. Take litter with you, protect vegetation, and leave the beach ready for the next visitor.
