Swinoujscie Poland
Poland
Frequently Asked Questions
It is the westernmost resort on the Polish coast, scattered across dozens of islands in the Świna delta between the Szczecin lagoon and the Baltic. Its main part sits on Uznam island, shared with Germany.
The beach and the spa quarter, then either the lighthouse climb or the coastal walk into Germany. Wolin National Park needs a full half day.
It is reckoned the widest in Poland: a vast stretch of fine sand where the sea withdraws far out. The water stays cool, but the walk along that expanse alone justifies going ashore, even off-season.
Yes, and it is the most memorable feature of the call. A coastal promenade of about twelve kilometres runs west and crosses the border with no post and no barrier, reaching the resort of Ahlbeck and its wooden pier.
Yes, in many places around the resort. A cycle path parallel to the coastal promenade reaches Ahlbeck in Germany without any particular effort.
The tallest on the Polish coast, 68 metres of brick on the east bank of the Świna. Its 308 steps lead to a gallery overlooking the traffic of ships and the mosaic of delta islands.
The red and white windmill-shaped beacon standing guard at the channel entrance. It is the town's emblem and the photograph every visitor brings home.
A district of white villas with ornate balconies, guesthouses and cure houses inherited from the 19th century, linked by a historic promenade. The adjoining spa park covers nearly 60 hectares of paths and old trees.
Wolin National Park, right nearby: cliffs, beech forests, turquoise lakes and a display enclosure where European bison can be seen. Boat trips also circle the delta.
It is: the beach is huge and safe, cycling is easy, and the bison at Wolin appeal to children. The lighthouse and its 308 steps, on the other hand, call for solid legs.
