Tripto Guide
Discover verified coast — descriptions, map and practical info.
15 places
Sopot
At **511 metres**, this is the longest wooden pier in Europe — but its story began in **1827** with a jetty measuring just **31.5 metres**, built by Dr Jerzy Haffner. Today it is the emblem of Sopot, with a bow-shaped head, a restaurant at…
gmina Kosakowo
## A sandy spit between two bays Cypel Rewski, known in Kashubian as Szpërk, is the most distinctive stretch of the Rewa coast and one of the most unusual attractions on Puck Bay. It is not a stone breakwater but a sandy spit shaped by mar…
Międzyzdroje
Międzyzdroje Pier in Międzyzdroje is an interesting stop connected with the area’s history, culture or landscape. Include it in a sightseeing plan and combine it with other nearby places. Check current opening hours and access details befo…
gmina Kosakowo
Shipwreck Cemetery in Rewa is an informal name for underwater sites in Puck Bay, of interest mainly to divers and people interested in underwater archaeology. Three vessels have been recorded around Rewa, but this is not a marked attractio…
gmina Jastarnia
Libek Hill, also called Lubek, is the highest dune on the Hel Spit. It is about **12.5 m above sea level** and lies between Jastarnia and Kuźnica, in one of the most interesting natural sections of the Hel Peninsula. From the top, you can…
gmina Kosakowo
Puck has a harbour that joins three worlds: the historic fishing basin, the yachting regatta port and a new marina that welcomed its first sailors in **July 2023**. They all lie on the Bay of Puck in the very centre of the town, by Żeglarz…
Sopot
Below the wooden pier, beneath the cliff wall and next to the fishing harbour unfolds the life of a beach often singled out as the finest in the Tri-City. Orłowo combines the best the Polish coast has to offer: sand, a cliff, forest and a…
Kołobrzeg
Kołobrzeg, at the mouth of the Parsęta, is the largest resort of Western Pomerania and a town with the status of a health resort: respiratory, circulatory and joint ailments are treated here using local brines and therapeutic mud. More tha…
Międzyzdroje
Międzyzdroje lie on the island of Wolin, on the Bay of Pomerania, and to the east and south the town borders the Wolin National Park — so the beach is framed by forest and moraine hills. Widened in recent years, broad and covered in light,…
gmina Kosakowo
Rzucewo is a small Kashubian village on the Bay of Puck, between Reda and Puck. Its beaches are not wide, but rarely crowded: from the land side they are separated by the forest of the Coastal Landscape Park, and the bay's water is shallow…
gmina Jastarnia
Władysławowo lies at the base of the Hel Peninsula and is the northernmost town in Poland. Its beach ranks among the loveliest on the coast: wide, with light, clean sand, a sandy seabed and a gentle entry into the water. After storms, ambe…
Kamień Pomorski
In Dziwnów the promenade runs along the beach, and its older section enters the forest. The biggest draw, however, is the newest stretch: the **Western Promenade** follows the crest of a dune among low coastal vegetation, so nothing blocks…
Międzyzdroje
The busiest and most colourful spot in Międzyzdroje is the seaside promenade along Bohaterów Warszawy Street. Lining it is resort architecture, and the cafés and restaurants make evenings the liveliest time in town. ## The town’s symbols b…
Międzyzdroje
The red hiking trail of about **380 km** leads from Świnoujście to Żarnowiec almost continuously along the beach, dune ridges and the edge of cliffs — the entire length of Poland’s Baltic coast. In West Pomeranian Voivodeship it bears the…
Gdańsk
Sobieszewska Island is the largest and most easterly district of Gdańsk — about **15 km** of land in the Vistula mouth, stretching from the Śmiała Vistula to the Vistula Cut. It is the third-largest island in Poland, and at the same time a…