Ustronie MorskieUstronie Morskie is a small fishing village on the Baltic Sea. The scenery is dominated by cliffs falling abruptly down to the sandy beach, which in summer attracts large crowds of holidaymakers. In addition to the beach, Ustronie boasts clean air and lush forests, providing opportunities for hiking and other forms of recreation. For those tired of swimming and sunbathing, there are some historic sites as well as monuments of nature nearby.
Ustronie Morskie TOURISM
Naturally, Ustronie Morskie is a perfect spot to engage in beach activities, like sunbathing, swimming and practising various water sports. The beach is 35 meters wide, while the sandy bottom of the sea stays shallow for a long way out, making it suitable for children and less confident swimmers to enjoy themselves. Along the eastern part of the beach extends a seaside pine forest, a portion of which has been transformed into a park. Anglers can choose between saltwater fishing on the shore and freshwater fishing in the rivers Czerwona and Parseta, both known for their clean water and rare species of fish.
GEOGRAPHY
Ustronie Morskie is situated on the Central Pomeranian coast, 12 km east of Kolobrzeg, 34 km from Koszalin and 150 km from Szczecin. The distance to the border with Germany in Kolbaskowo is 180 km. Travellers can reach Ustronie from the Kolobrzeg to Koszalin road, no. 11, which passes only 1 km away from the village.
HISTORY
Ustronie Morskie’s fame as a seaside resort dates back to the beginning of the 20th century. Up until 1945 the village was known under its German name of Henkenhagen. |
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