The Land of 44 Islands – The Pearl of the Baltic Sea
Świnoujście is the only city in Poland situated on dozens of islands and islets, of which only three are inhabited: Uznam, Wolin, and Karsibór. It boasts a unique microclimate, famous for the widest and cleanest beach on the Baltic Sea and the warmest water on the Polish coast. For years, it has proudly held the Blue Flag, guaranteeing a safe and comfortable stay. Here, the resort's modern architecture meets the wild nature of Wolin National Park, creating an ideal space for rejuvenation at any time of year.
To help you plan your stay, we've compiled a list of the most interesting spots in Świnoujście and the surrounding area. From historic lighthouses and forts to natural wonders and attractions for kids, here's our list of must-sees.
By bike, kayak or on foot – explore without limits
Beyond the beach, the city offers endless opportunities for exercise enthusiasts. Świnoujście is a true paradise for cyclists – hundreds of kilometers of picturesque paths lead not only along the coast but also seamlessly connect with routes on the German side of Usedom Island. History buffs will discover the massive 19th-century fortifications of the Świnoujście Fortress, while nature lovers will be captivated by the unique flora and fauna of the Świna River Delta, best admired from a kayak. It's a city where boredom is impossible to find.
