Top 5 Beaches in Poland
Poland is one of the largest countries in Eastern Europe, located between the Baltic Sea in the north and the Carpathian Mountains and Sudetenland in the south. It is a country with a long history, rich cultural heritage, impressive urban architecture and unique wildlife reserves.
Today, we will tell you about the best beaches in Poland that you should definitely visit.
Świnoujście
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Świnoujście is a picturesque beach located in the north-west of Poland near the Polish-German border on the Baltic Sea. It is an ideal choice for those travelling with children. Here you will find perfect white sand, a gentle slope into the sea and water well warmed by the sun with a temperature of up to 26 degrees. Świnoujście is one of the largest beaches in Poland. It is 250 metres wide and over 10 kilometres long. This makes it easy to find the perfect place for a beach holiday.
Ustka
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Ustka is an extremely popular seaside holiday destination in Poland. The beach is located near the picturesque and cosy city of Gdansk. The recreation area itself is divided into two parts. On one of them you can visit many cafes and bars, as well as rent equipment for water sports. On the other, you will find a unique natural landscape and a calm, relaxing atmosphere.
Hel
Photo: Hel beach, Source: https://www.portgdansk.pl
Hel is the name of a peninsula that runs along the Polish coast, located next to the village of the same name. You can get there by train or car. The journey takes two and a half hours from the city of Gdansk, but Hel will thank you for your efforts. On the peninsula itself there are many clubs, cafes and restaurants that will satisfy the tastes of the most demanding tourists. You can also enjoy cocktails while taking in the picturesque views of the Gdańsk Bay.
Mielno
Photo: Mielno beach, Source: https://dunebeachresort.com
Mielno is located between Gdańsk and Szczecin. This beach will be a paradise for young people and lovers of real beach parties. It is home to many bars, clubs and restaurants known throughout Poland. In addition, you will find many options for water recreation - kayaks, sapa, water skis and motorbikes. There are also amusement parks and a unique seaside promenade, walking along which you will definitely want to take a few photos of this extraordinary trip.
Sopot beach
Photo: Sopot beach, Source: https://visit.sopot.pl
Sopot beach is a great place for people who come to walk the streets of Gdansk. It's easy to get here, as the city is only 25 minutes away from the airport. And it's just as easy to find a unique experience. After all, Gdańsk has many hotels with beautiful sea views. There are bicycle and pedestrian paths along the Gdańsk waterfront, which are convenient for getting around. And the local beach is decorated with the longest wooden pier in Europe, called Molo. During the summer season, a symbolic fee is charged for the entrance to the pier, but don't let that stop you. On the pier, you can enjoy spectacular seascapes and real tranquillity.