The 10 places the travel guides we read name most, what they say about each, and fares from your city.
The places, most named first
From the 4 guides that rank for "best beaches in poland"
Named by 2 of 41. Hel PeninsulaBaltic coast, PolandWater on three sides, fine sand and pine forests with old fortifications; the city beaches are crowded in high season.Libek Mountain, the highest dune on the spit, is a quiet spot to watch the sunset.
Named by 2 of 42. MiędzyzdrojeWest coast, PolandA small resort set in nature, with a promenade and a pier, among the most popular beach stays in Poland.Reigns supreme on the west coast, according to another guide.
3. SopotTri-City, Baltic coast, PolandA beach and spa resort about 15 minutes from Gdansk, known as the summer capital with lively beach bars and nightlife.Its wooden pier is the longest in Europe at 1,678 feet.
4. Gdańsk (Brzeźno Beach)
Tri-City, Baltic coast, Poland
Brzeźno has golden sand closest to Gdansk city centre, with small shops, bars and restaurants.
The Baltic beaches here are called the Polish Riviera and are described as clean after recent ecological efforts.
5. ŚwinoujścieUsedom, German border, PolandA long-established resort on Usedom island, famous for a very long white sandy beach, volleyball and kite surfing.A promenade links the town to the nearby German resorts.
6. GdyniaTri-City, Baltic coast, PolandCity Beach sits in the heart of Gdynia with a marina and promenade, and gets very crowded in high season.
7. ŁebaBaltic coast, PolandA wide beach and busy promenade, next to Słowiński National Park, where moving dunes feel like a desert.
8. KołobrzegWest coast, PolandA beach resort with a historic centre, a pier, a lighthouse and a long coastal avenue.
9. PuckPuck Bay, PolandA quiet town with a promenade, pier, marina and beach; described as the most secluded pick on the list.
10. UstkaBaltic coast, PolandTopped an annual ranking of Poland's best beaches and is known for its sandy beaches.
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Travel guides most often name May to June and September as the best time to visit Poland.
Named by 2 of 41. Hel PeninsulaWater on three sides, fine sand and pine forests with old fortifications; the city beaches are crowded in high season.Libek Mountain, the highest dune on the spit, is a quiet spot to watch the sunset.
Named by 2 of 42. MiędzyzdrojeA small resort set in nature, with a promenade and a pier, among the most popular beach stays in Poland.Reigns supreme on the west coast, according to another guide.
3. SopotA beach and spa resort about 15 minutes from Gdansk, known as the summer capital with lively beach bars and nightlife.Its wooden pier is the longest in Europe at 1,678 feet.
