East coast
The eastern, "Kashubian" part of the Polish Baltic coast, including the Hel Peninsula, the Bay of Gdansk, the Vistula Spit, and the areas around Ustka, 艁eba and D臋bki, is a region that offers many attractions for children and miles of walking trails, both on the beach and in the coastal forests.
Attractions of the eastern part of the Baltic coast
The biggest attraction is of course the coast itself: wide sandy beaches and the highest Polish moving dunes in the Slowinski National Park.
Walking and cycling routes by the Baltic Sea
The most popular route in the region is the walk to the moving dunes from 艁eba. It's worth taking a walk on the beach or in the coastal forest. Interesting walking trails can also be found a bit further from the coast. We recommend the nature trail on Orzechowska Dune near Ustka or the educational trail in Beka Reserve by the Bay of Puck.
Interesting places by the Baltic Sea
If you want to combine relaxation by the sea with visiting interesting places and monuments, the Bay of Puck and Tri-City region will be perfect for you! Gdansk, Sopot and Gdynia, as well as neighboring Puck and a bit further Hel, offer dozens of museums, entertainment and science centers (e.g. Hewelianum in Gdansk), or places important for history enthusiasts (a must-see is Westerplatte!).
Are you interested in unique places and unconventional attractions? Check out these places! Of course, all of them are located in the Pomeranian Voivodeship, on the eastern coast of the Baltic Sea:
Puck Glas Glassworks - shows
The glassworks in Puck is an extraordinary attraction for everyone: children and adults! Here we can see how glass products are made, and in the workshops, try our hand at this magical craft. ...
Rewa: Rewa Spit or Szperk
The Spit in Rewa (Szperk or Szpyrk) is an incredibly picturesque sandy spit that cuts into the Bay of Puck and is one of the most interesting natural attractions in the region. ...
Lookout tower in Orzechowo
The almost 50 m high lookout tower is located in the small town of Orzechowo Morskie, about 4 km from Ustka. ...
Skiing by the sea?
With favorable weather on the eastern coast of the Baltic Sea, even such wonders are possible! There are several ski lifts in Kashubia, but by far the most spectacular is the one with a sea view! Discover the 艁ysa G贸ra slope in Sopot!
PS. A stay by the sea with children is also a great research trip - a little geologist should definitely take a magnifying glass and examine the grains of sand - what secrets are hidden in them? Why are the stones by the sea round and in the mountains angular? And do your kids already know how our Baltic Sea was formed, how amber was formed, what animals live in the sea and by the sea? And can you answer the child's question why the sea is salty?