Experience the natural beauty of the Polish Baltic coast at Słowiński National Park alongside centuries of rich, captivating history on Wolin Island and in Gdansk.
Duration: 7 Days
Western Pomerania is a north-western region of Poland, located by the Baltic Sea and on the border with Germany. It's famous for numerous lakes and a beautiful, sandy coastline. Beyond its coastal appeal, the region boasts vast green expanses, including Wolin National Park and Drawsko Landscape Park, making it a haven for hikers, cyclists, and water sports enthusiasts. Popular seaside resorts like Kołobrzeg, Świnoujście, and Międzyzdroje attract visitors year-round with their sandy beaches, historic lighthouses, and wellness spas. The region is also rich in heritage, featuring medieval Gothic architecture, ancient Slavic strongholds, and unique natural phenomena like the Crooked Forest.
The regional capital is Szczecin, historically known in English as Stettin, a major port city whose origins date back to the 8th century. The city's rich history can be discovered via a stroll through the Old Town with the Chrobry Embankment, a 500-metre-long observation deck along the Oder River and the Castle of Dukes of Pomerania. Szczecin is also home to the award-winning Philharmonic Hall, an impressive example of modern architecture.
Experience the natural beauty of the Polish Baltic coast at Słowiński National Park alongside centuries of rich, captivating history on Wolin Island and in Gdansk.