- Place
- Elektrėnai Municipality
- Region
- Vilnius region
- Type
- urban lake beach
- Address
- 18 Kranto Street, Vievis, Elektrėnai Municipality
- Coordinates
- 54.76834, 24.81806
- Visit duration
- 1-2 hours; longer if you want an unhurried time by the lake
- Best time
- a June-August day; check the bathing season and water-quality notices before travelling
Vievio town bathing place, Vievio recreation zone, Lake Vievis beach
A small town shore on Lake Vievis
Vievio Beach is a town recreation place by the lake, associated with 18 Kranto Street. The attraction is not a large entertainment complex: it is an accessible shore, water, lawn and tree shade close to town.
Vievio Beach is one specific town recreation place, not the whole lakeshore. The entrance point is 54.768341, 24.818059, while the bathing places around Pylimai village and the Liepų area are separate zones.
Sand, grass and a simple scale of recreation
The small sandy area, grass, wooden shelter, swings and benches show the place's modest scale. Amenities may change over time, so plan around the beach's actual condition when you visit.
An hour or two by the water is enough for lying on the grass, watching the lake, walking the shore and returning into town. Sand and paths may be soft after rain, and the water access can change during the season.
Bathing season and water quality
The usual bathing season runs from 1 June to 15 September. This is a seasonal guide, while weather and water conditions can differ each day. Read the latest notices and any warning at the site before swimming.
A sample from the Vievio recreation zone met hygiene requirements, but water conditions can change after heavy rain or other events. Follow the latest warning at the site.
Names and separate shores
The place is called Vievio Beach, Vievio town bathing place, or Vievio recreation zone. All three names refer to the same urban recreation place.
Pylimai and Liepų zones are separate bathing places. If navigation points to another lakeshore, check the address and coordinate because paths and facilities belong to the specific place.
Visiting Vievio Beach
Vievio Beach has no separate permanent opening hours or admission price. It is a public shore, but seasonal signs, rescue notices, or water-quality warnings may apply. Park only where allowed, keep vehicles off the lawn, and protect the shoreline vegetation.
Bring a towel, water, and footwear suitable for sand and grass. Some play equipment may no longer be in service today. Check current services and safety information when you arrive.
