Tripto Guide
7 places. The best places, landmarks and ideas for exploring the region. Open a place to see all details.

Smołdzino
Słowiński National Park is the only place in Poland where a desert landscape meets the Baltic: shifting dunes, nicknamed the Polish Sahara, reach 30 metres in height and creep 3–10 metres every year, burying the pine forests behind them. T…

Smołdzino
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,…

Smołdzino
The Czołpino lighthouse stands on the edge of the shifting dunes of Słowiński National Park, surrounded by coastal forest and far from the bustle of the resorts. The tower was completed in January **1875**, and from its gallery you can see…

Smołdzino
Farma Alexa in Charbrowo near Łeba is a family-friendly educational amusement park devoted to country life, farming and nature. On the fenced site, children meet farm animals, learn about agricultural work and enjoy active attractions. All…
Smołdzino
Funlandia in Łeba is a seasonal inflatable amusement park at 10 Tysiąclecia Street. Almost 700 m² of attractions are split between covered and outdoor areas, making it a useful family option on the Baltic coast in changeable weather. Paren…
Smołdzino
The moving dunes in Słowiński National Park create one of the most unusual landscapes on Poland’s coast. Wind-blown sand forms pale ridges and hills between the Baltic Sea, the forest and Lake Łebsko. The most popular approach is from Rąbk…

Smołdzino
Beyond the dunes by Lake Łebsko, in the forest of the Słowiński National Park, stands a concrete relic of pre-war technology: the rocket launch site in Rąbka near Łeba. On this ground the Germans ran a secret experimental proving ground wh…