Pensjonat Perła
Pensjonat Perła stands by the Baltic Sea, surrounded by the lakes and woods of Woliński National Park at Wisełka. It offers rooms for 2, 3 and 4 people and takes guests all year, with attractive prices out of season. On site is a restaurant serving Polish cooking with a particular emphasis on fish. Guests have a garden for relaxing and the option of holding celebrations.
Sights nearby
Woliński National Park
Międzyzdroje, the bison enclosure, the cliff coast and Gosań hill — the natural jewel of the island of Wolin right beside Świnoujście.
~8,9 km from the property Read the guide →
Fort Gerharda
A 19th-century Prussian artillery fort guarding the harbour entrance — visited with a guide and with re-enactments.
~19 km from the property Read the guide →
The lighthouse
The tallest lighthouse in Poland — several hundred steps and a platform with a panorama of the mouth of the Świna, the harbour and both islands.
~20 km from the property Read the guide →
Stawa Młyny and the harbour entrance
A white, distinctive navigation beacon on the breakwater — the most recognisable emblem of Świnoujście.
~20 km from the property Read the guide →
Fort Anioła
A 19th-century Prussian fort at the harbour entrance with a viewing terrace and events — an intimate alternative to Fort Gerharda.
~20 km from the property Read the guide →
The Spa Park and the spa promenade
The green heart of spa Świnoujście — a well-kept Spa Park and a promenade linking the resort with German Ahlbeck.
~21 km from the property Read the guide →
The beach and promenade
One of the widest beaches on the Polish coast and a long promenade leading all the way to German Ahlbeck.
~22 km from the property Read the guide →
The Museum of Sea Fishing
The history of the harbour and fishing at Świnoujście — equipment, boats and the story of a seafaring craft and the life of a coastal town.
~22 km from the property Read the guide →Świnoujście in every season
The wide beach empty, and walks along the promenade to the border. Quiet and cheaper.
The height of the season — crowds on the beach and promenade, and the full range of attractions and boat trips. The highest prices.
Storms, empty beaches and atmospheric forts. A good time for sightseeing.
A spa town for walking, with a raw Baltic; some attractions run seasonally.
How to get there and what to know
- The town's layout
- On the islands of Usedom and Wolin — crossings and a tunnel under the Świna
- From the German side
- By rail to Ahlbeck/Świnoujście-Centrum
- The lighthouse
- The tallest in Poland, with a viewing platform — ticketed
- The beach
- One of the widest on the coast
- The promenade
- Links the resort with German Ahlbeck
- Bathing season
- June to August
Where it is — map
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