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powiat kołobrzeski

gmina Ustronie Morskie

Pier in Ustron Morski – Ustronie Morskie Beach loop from Sianożęty

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Hiking trails & Routes

Poland

powiat kołobrzeski

gmina Ustronie Morskie

Pier in Ustron Morski – Ustronie Morskie Beach loop from Sianożęty

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Pier in Ustron Morski – Ustronie Morskie Beach loop from Sianożęty

01:12

4.72km

20m

Hiking

Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: April 20, 2026

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Zatoka Pomorska

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1.51 km

View of the wooden pier in Zatoka Pomorska

Highlight • Beach

2.46 km

The pier usually has two diametrically opposed faces: summer and winter. In summer, anglers spend long hours fishing there, while in winter, it's deserted. The only view is the wind-whipped Baltic waves lapping over the pier.

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2.52 km

Fish Fry & Grill Bar

Highlight • Restaurant

2.72 km

Ustronie Morskie Fishing Harbor

Highlight • Structure

The fishing harbor in Ustronie Morskie is equipped with a rope tow. In the morning, the cutters are launched into the waters of the Baltic Sea, in the afternoon or evening - they are pulled up to the beach by means of a rope winch. Both the fishing harbor and the colorful fishing boats standing on the beach are a tourist attraction of Ustronie Morskie. The fish caught on these cutters can be eaten fried or smoked in nearby fryers or smokehouses.

The once so numerous fishing harbours, together with the growing legal restrictions in fishing and the gradual departure of people from the fisherman's profession, are slowly disappearing from the Polish coast. In the area you can visit several fishing marinas, including in Chłopy and Unieście. While they are there, it is worth visiting them.

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