Travel spots in Lithuania

Lake Neprėkšta: a Kaišiadorys lake with a named beach and recreation site

Lake Neprėkšta covers about 41 hectares beside Neprėkštos village in Palomenė Eldership. The Kaišiadorys District Municipality overview gives 40.5 hectares, while a public local visitor description gives 41.5 hectares, a length of about 1.2 km, and a width of up to 440 m. The official visitor list names a rest site on the southern shore, making this a practical short stop by the water.

Place
Neprėkštos village, Palomenė Eldership, Kaišiadorys District Municipality
Region
Kaišiadorys District
Type
lake with a beach and recreation site
Address
Neprėkšta Beach / recreation site, Neprėkštos village, Kaišiadorys District
Coordinates
54.97149, 24.47680
Visit duration
1-2 hours for the beach and shore; longer if combining it with a Palomenė-Žasliai route
Best time
a dry morning or evening, when the water is calm and the forest line reflects across the lake
Names and variants

Lake Nepreksta

Lake Neprėkšta beside Neprėkštos village

Lake Neprėkšta lies in Palomenė Eldership, Kaišiadorys District, beside Neprėkštos village. A public local description includes the lake in a district swimming and visitor series, while the official municipal visitor list names Lake Neprėkšta Rest Site.

This page describes the whole lake, while the map coordinate marks the visitor meeting point beside the shore named in the local description. The water-body catalogue gives a different point closer to the lake centre, so the two coordinates should not be treated as interchangeable.

A lake of about 41 hectares

The Kaišiadorys District Municipality overview gives Lake Neprėkšta an area of 40.5 hectares, while a public local visitor description gives 41.5 hectares, a length of about 1.2 km, and a width of up to 440 m. The difference may reflect measurement or dataset revisions, so this guide preserves it and describes the lake as roughly 41 hectares.

Reeds, grass, a forest line, and open water dominate the beach surroundings, so this is best understood as a quiet rural shore rather than a dense recreation complex. Considerate, quiet visiting helps preserve that natural character.

Neprėkšta Beach and recreation site

The official municipal visitor list records Lake Neprėkšta Rest Site as a separate place. A public visitor description calls the same shore Neprėkšta Beach and recreation site. This confirms a specific approach on the southern shore, but the visitor area and the entire lake are not the same object.

The sources reviewed do not guarantee a permanently operating rental desk or an unchanging inventory of facilities. Check current conditions before planning a paddle trip, and do not enter areas where boating is prohibited or unsafe.

Neprėkšta in the Lomena basin landscape

The geographic catalogue places Neprėkšta in the basin of the Neris's smaller tributaries and associates it with the Neprėkšta watercourse. VLE identifies Neprėkšta as a right tributary of the Lomena, while Lomena is a left tributary of the Neris in Kaišiadorys District.

This hydrological connection gives the lake a wider landscape context, but visitors should not expect to see a river channel or a strong current beside the beach. The immediate experience is the lakeshore, reed beds, and wooded horizon.

Planning the approach

The water-body catalogue associates Neprėkšta with road 1821, the Paukščiai-Krivonys-Neprėkšta road, and places the lake beside Neprėkštos village. A road number helps with orientation, but it is not the same as a confirmed beach parking or entrance description.

Use the official tourism meeting point in navigation and follow signs on arrival. Do not drive across meadows, private yards, or shore vegetation; if the road is rough, leave the car only in a lawful place and walk the remaining distance.

Water testing and safe visiting

The Hygiene Institute's 2026 schedule includes Neprėkšta recreation site and lists planned sampling dates of 20 May, 3 and 18 June, 3, 17, and 31 July, 14 and 28 August, and 9 September.

This is a planned sampling calendar, not a water-quality result for a particular day. Check local warnings before swimming, do not swim far from shore alone, supervise children in the water, avoid unfamiliar shallows, and take your rubbish with you.

Lake Neprėkšta sources