Eastern stretch

Beach by the breakwater and Stawa Młyny

The eastern end of the beach, right at the mouth of the Świna. From here you can watch Stawa Młyny, the port entrance and the ferries sailing to Sweden.

Afternoon and evening, when the ferries sail out
For lovers of views, photographers and couples

Stawa Młyny on the breakwater by the beach

A beach with a port view

At the eastern end of the beach the sand reaches the western breakwater, with Stawa Młyny at its tip. It is the only place in Świnoujście where you can lie on the beach and watch huge ferries and ships entering the port and heading out to sea.

What is nearby

The breakwater with Stawa Młyny, which you can walk out on.
The West Fort with its underground passages.
Fort Anioła and Park Zdrojowy, about a quarter of an hour on foot.

It is at its most beautiful in the evening, when the ferries to Sweden head out to sea and the sun sets over the breakwater. In autumn and winter swans swim by the breakwater.

Worth seeing nearby

All attractions

Sea and port

Stawa Młyny and the western breakwater

The white "windmill" at the end of the breakwater is the symbol of Świnoujście. In fact it is a 19th-century navigation mark that still guides ships into the port today.

1 hr including the walk along the breakwater 200 m

Forts and monuments

West Fort

A fort from 1856-1861 at the mouth of the Świna, with underground passages, artillery galleries and concrete bunkers from different eras.

1 hr 650 m

For the whole family

Baltic Park Molo Aquapark

An aquapark on the promenade with indoor and outdoor pools, slides, a wave pool and a sauna area. A lifesaver on a rainy day with children.

2-4 hrs 1.1 km

The gate and round rotunda of Fort Anioła in Świnoujście

Forts and monuments

Fort Anioła (Angel Fort)

A round, three-storey rotunda from the mid-19th century at the edge of Park Zdrojowy. Inside there are exhibitions and a café with a fireplace; on the roof, a terrace with a rose garden.

1 hr 1.1 km

Where to eat nearby

Distance as the crow flies. We choose the venues ourselves, with no paid listings.

Lunch and Polish cuisine

Prochownia

A restaurant in the historic powder magazine of the old fortress, between Fort Anioła and the West Fort. Brick vaults, a tiled stove and regional food from its own smokehouse.

ul. Jachtowa 4, Świnoujście 900 m

Beer, bowling and dancing