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Along the beach to Stawa Młyny
Down to the beach and east along the shore to the breakwater. At its end stands Stawa Młyny, the white windmill and symbol of the town.
2.3 km approx. 30 min
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Routes we walk ourselves: to Stawa Młyny, along the promenade to Germany, by ferry to the wild beach, along the fort trail. With length, walking time and a map.
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Down to the beach and east along the shore to the breakwater. At its end stands Stawa Młyny, the white windmill and symbol of the town.
2.3 km approx. 30 min
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Along one of the longest promenades in Europe, across the border to German Ahlbeck and its historic pier with beach chairs.
6.1 km approx. 1 hr 15 min
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Take the ferry, free for foot passengers, to Warszów, past Fort Gerharda and the tallest lighthouse on the Polish coast, and finish on a quiet, wild beach to the east.
6.7 km approx. 1 hr 30 min
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Across the border and up a forest track to Golm hill, then down to the fishing harbour on the Szczecin Lagoon. At the end: fishing boats, quiet and fish straight from the smokehouse on the jetty.
8.5 km approx. 2 hrs
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In the shade of the trees of Park Zdrojowy to the centre and along the Świna quay, where ferries and ships moor. Back along the river to the North Basin, where yachts bob on the water, with a stop at Prochownia.
6.7 km approx. 1 hr 30 min
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From the seaside district through Park Zdrojowy to Fort Anioła and the West Fort, finishing along the breakwater at Stawa Młyny.
3.9 km approx. 55 min
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An evening walk along the beach towards the German border, watching the sun set over Usedom, and back along the promenade.
5.4 km approx. 1 hr 15 min
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A short loop around the town centre: plac Wolności, the Świna quay, the former town hall and the ferry landing. Perfect for an hour before lunch.
1.1 km approx. 15 min
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A half-day walk through two German resorts to the longest pier in Germany. Back comfortably on the UBB train.
8.5 km approx. 2 hrs
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A flat, half-hour walk with no steps: along the promenade, past the aquapark and back through the paths of Park Zdrojowy.
2.3 km approx. 30 min
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We worked out the length of the routes from OpenStreetMap data (footpaths and the shoreline). The time is a relaxed walking pace without stops. Walking on the beach is slower than on the promenade, especially on dry sand.
Some routes start at our apartments in the seaside district, but you can begin each one at any point along the way.
On routes across the Świna, remember that pedestrians travel on the free Bielik ferry (Warszów crossing). The ferries run all year round, day and night, and from autumn to spring some crossings are replaced by the P1 bus. You will find the timetable in our Ferries guide.
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We have five apartments in the seaside district, 80 to 150 metres from the promenade. You book directly with the owner.