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Public transport

City buses link the seaside district, the centre, Warszów and outlying districts. Who runs them and where to check the timetable.

Public transport in Świnoujście is run by the municipal company Komunikacja Autobusowa. There are a dozen or so city lines, a night line and a suburban line. The buses link the seaside district and the centre with Warszów and more distant parts of town, including through the tunnel under the Świna.

Where to check the timetable

Current timetables, routes and ticket prices are published by the operator at ka.swinoujscie.pl. Timetables change with the season, so check them before you travel.

When the bus comes in handy

  • Getting from the PKP station in Warszów to the left bank with luggage.
  • Getting back from longer walks when your legs give up.
  • Trips to outlying districts, for example Karsibór.

For everyday trips on the left bank, walking is easiest anyway: from the seaside district to the centre through Park Zdrojowy takes about 20 minutes.

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See also

The Bielik ferry on the Świna Practical

Świnoujście without a car

Train, ferry, bike and your own two feet. How to get to Świnoujście without a car and get around the town and the area.

The Bielik III ferry on the Świna Practical

Ferries in Świnoujście

The free Bielik ferry for pedestrians and cyclists between the centre and Warszów. How the crossing works since the tunnel opened and how to use it.

The Świna and the port from the air Practical

How to get to Świnoujście

By car on the S3 and through the tunnel under the Świna, by PKP train to Warszów or UBB train from Germany, by plane via Szczecin or Heringsdorf, by ferry from Sweden.

Stay longer

Stay a few steps from the beach

We have five apartments in the seaside district, 80 to 150 metres from the promenade. You book directly with the owner.