Plaża w Jastrzębiej Górze

Plaża w Jastrzębiej Górze is a well-liked beach situated in the northernmost point of Poland, known for its breathtaking sunset views. The beach is characterized by its soft, clean sand and is wide enough to accommodate a large number of visitors, especially during the summer months. Despite its popularity, the beach tends to be less crowded in the evenings, providing a more tranquil environment for those who prefer a quieter atmosphere. One of the unique features of the beach is its beautiful backdrop of cliffs, which enhances its natural charm. The beach is also located close to a forest, further adding to its appeal. Besides enjoying the beach's natural beauty, visitors can also engage in activities such as building sand castles and wind surfing, for which the beach provides ideal conditions. Adjacent to the beach is the Filia KSS w Jastrzębiej Górze, a branch of the National School of Taxation which is situated on a cliff by the beach. The facility consists of four buildings offering accommodations, lecture halls, a café, and various amenities including a gym, a sauna, a billiards table, and a table tennis table. The facility also provides free parking, with 40 parking spaces available for use. Visitors to the beach can also explore nearby tourist trails and regional attractions such as the Rozewie Lighthouse, the Fisheries Museum, and the Seal Sanctuary.