The beaches of Władysławowo — wide sandy beaches on the Baltic

The beaches of Władysławowo are among the widest and finest on the Polish coast. Fine, pale sand runs for kilometres, and the gentle entries into the water and lifeguarded bathing areas make it ideal for families with children. On the open-sea side the waves feed surfing and kitesurfing; on the bay side the water is calmer and warmer. The town beach, close to the centre and the port, has full facilities — food stands, equipment hire and playgrounds. Walk a little way towards Chłapowo or Karwia, though, and you will find wild, quiet stretches of shore.

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Other sights in Władysławowo

Straight-line distances from „The beaches of Władysławowo" — calculated from real coordinates. By road it is often further.

The Avenue of Sports StarsA promenade set with the handprints and names of Poland's greatest sportspeople.

~179 m as the crow flies

The Fisherman's House and the Kashubian TerraceThe town's most recognisable building, with a viewing tower opening a panorama of the

~449 m as the crow flies

The fishing port of WładysławowoThe largest fishing port on the Polish coast, where cutters come in daily and fresh fish i

~490 m as the crow flies

HallerówkaA historic manor house and museum commemorating General Józef Haller and Poland's Wed

~732 m as the crow flies

The COS Cetniewo Olympic Preparation CentreThe legendary sports centre where Polish Olympians and medallists have trained for decades

~1,6 km as the crow flies

Cape Rozewie and its lighthouseThe oldest working lighthouse on the Polish Baltic, on the northernmost headland of the co

~6,1 km as the crow flies

Lisi Jar and the cliff at Jastrzębia GóraA picturesque, deep ravine dropping to the sea through the cliff of the Coastal Landscape

~7,9 km as the crow flies

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