Beaches and coast
a 395 m reinforced concrete jetty with a sea landing stage for white fleet ships
Beaches and coast
a reinforced-concrete pier 220 m long from 1971, successor to a wooden pier of 1881
Beaches and coast
Beaches and coast in West Pomerania: two piers, in Kołobrzeg and Międzyzdroje, and scenic seaplane flights from Lake Jamno.
The category collects three places on the Baltic, all with the "beautiful views" and "nature" tags. They suit a walk as a couple or alone, and the flights are a way to see the coast from above.
The list includes two piers: in Kołobrzeg and in Międzyzdroje. Both are reinforced concrete and have a history reaching back to the 19th century, but they differ in length and setting.
Molo w Kołobrzegu (Kołobrzeg Pier) is 220 m long and lies in the Spa District, in line with ulica Mickiewicza, by the Bałtyk sanatorium and near the spa park. It opened in 1971, replacing a wooden jetty from 1881. Molo w Międzyzdrojach (Międzyzdroje Pier) is longer: 395 m, reaching into the Bay of Pomerania from the beach on Wolin island, next to the amphitheatre, and it is a landing for excursion boats. At the entrance stand two white towers, a remnant of the old wooden pier.
WodnoSamolotem.pl runs scenic flights from Lake Jamno in Mielno. A Cessna 206 on floats takes six passengers, and everyone has a window seat.
The route follows the Jamno Channel, over the beaches in Unieście and Mielno towards Chłopy and Sarbinowo, and there are variants around Koszalin and to the lighthouse at Gąski. Check route details and flight availability with the operator.
The Międzyzdroje pier is 395 m long, Kołobrzeg's is 220 m. Both are reinforced concrete.
The Międzyzdroje pier has the status of a sea landing and excursion boats depart from it. The head of the Kołobrzeg pier can serve as a landing for small excursion boats.
In Mielno, from Lake Jamno. Scenic flights run along the Baltic coast.
