Lakes
Lake Łebsko is Poland’s largest coastal lake and the country’s third largest by surface area. Covering about 71.4 km², it lies inside Słowiński National Park between the moving dunes of the Łebska Spit and extensive wetlands. Its shallow, brackish water and broad reedbeds create a landscape very different from an ordinary inland lake.
Łebsko is part of a chain of coastal lakes separated from the Baltic by a spit. Reeds, wetlands, peat bogs and coastal pinewoods surround the water. The lake is important for breeding and migrating cranes, geese, swans, ducks and waders. Combine the view with the park’s dunes and wildlife, staying on designated routes.
One of the most practical ways to experience the lake is a cruise from Rąbka towards Kluki or the Rocket Launcher Museum, subject to the park’s current offer and rules. Southern and eastern sections have specified areas where selected sailing, kayaking and fishing activities are allowed. Do not assume that the entire shore or water surface is freely accessible.
Dunes, jetties, cruises and museums operate with seasonal hours and fees. Check park tickets, current routes and weather before travelling. Wind can build waves quickly across the large, shallow surface. Dogs, drones and movement outside the areas made available are restricted by park regulations.
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