Dzika Plaża is a beach situated on the shores of Jezioro Glinna in Żelisławiec, a town located in the West Pomeranian Voivodeship of Poland, near Szczecin. This beach is known for its intimate and natural atmosphere, making it an appealing destination for those seeking tranquility and a connection with nature.
Despite its small size, Dzika Plaża offers several amenities for visitors. These include a grill area for those wishing to prepare their own meals, toilet facilities for convenience, and a volleyball court for those seeking active entertainment. It also features a tourist shelter, a bonfire area, and a playground, ensuring a variety of activities for visitors of all ages. For those who prefer to relax and absorb the scenic surroundings, benches are provided. There is also a changing room available for those wishing to swim.
The beach is characterized by its warm and relatively deep water, making it a popular choice for swimming 'in the wild'. However, visitors should be aware that the beach is somewhat narrow, which could limit the space available for beach activities. The beach once boasted a pier, but this is no longer in operation and has been neglected over the years.
Visitors can park their vehicles for free in a fenced area surrounding the beach. However, reaching Dzika Plaża may require a bit of effort as access involves following a challenging trail. Despite this, the natural charm and tranquility of the beach make it a worthwhile destination for those seeking a less crowded beach experience.
