Ocean Park in Władysławowo

On ul. Żwirowa in Władysławowo you can stand next to a life-size blue whale – the model is 34 metres long and is Ocean Park's signature sight. Across 20 hectares of this seasonal amusement park stand 1:1 models of marine animals, from sharks to orcas, surrounded by playgrounds and family attractions.

The sea at 1:1 scale

The park's main idea is to show ocean dwellers at their real size and tell visitors about their life underwater along the way. The blue whale – the largest animal on Earth – makes the strongest impression: next to it an adult looks like a figurine. Nearby are models of sharks, orcas and other sea creatures. The Baltic section is a fishing village with old boats and wooden crafts recalling seaside tradition – each hut holds a different attraction.

A talking whale and other attractions

The highlight of the programme is the "Talkative Little Whale" show – according to the park, Poland's first interactive show in which an animated whale on a giant screen chats live with the audience. You'll also find:

• a waterfall, a mini beach, giant building blocks and fish carved in wood,
• a mini zoo with alpacas and a "bunny land",
• a radio-controlled model track, a self-service rope park, a mill wheel and a hall of distorting mirrors,
• a parrot house viewed from outside,
• a virtual-reality zone with an underwater adventure.

A "Foam Party" takes place daily at 13:30, and the park advertises its playground as the largest free one in the Pomeranian Voivodeship. According to the operator, all attractions are included in the ticket.

Practical information

Ocean Park is seasonal – in October 2026 its website was already inviting visitors to the 2027 season. In season it opens 10:00–18:00, with ticket desks closing an hour earlier. Admission costs PLN 79, the group ticket (min. 20 people, booked at least 3 hours ahead) PLN 49, and children under 3 go free. Large Family Card holders get 10% off standard tickets, and cards are accepted at the till. The on-site Ocean Bar serves lunches, wood-fired pizza and has a café.

Tripto tips

This is a half-day outing – with children plan 3–4 hours to catch the shows and leave time for the playground. Remember the tills close at 17:00, and check the season's opening date before you set off. Afterwards it's a short drive to Władysławowo's port, where a butterfly house opens in summer.