The church from the picture above was built in 15th century in a reasonable distance from the shore and existed in its original form until 1900. Interestingly, since that time sea-waves started devastation of this building. As a result of this about 100 years long process only one wall of the church survived.

Pucka Gulf serves perfect conditions for windsurfers, which makes it one of the most popular windurfing spot among all European places. As a reason of its popularity, many windsurfing schools were founded in this region, which results in even more opportunities to its visitors, especially people who are about to begin their expirience with this amazing sport.

The longest pier at the Baltic Sea lets its visitors to make 1500 feet long (one way) walks just over the water in the midst of fresh breeze.

Poland’s largest space of migrating dune is located Slowinski National Park.

This Kashubian harbour located on the tip of the 25 miles long Hel Peninsulas is famous for its Fisheries Museum.

Over 164 feet wide beach located in the most western string of Polish shore.