Plaża - Gdańsk Stogi

very wide and long beach. Almost no stones and very few seashells, great trees and great view, often many waves.

Very clean beach with fine white sand. The entrance to the beach is right behind the tram stop. There you find some food stalls and vendors. Toilets, a few showers and one water fountain are around the corner. For such a populated beach that is not a lot. A boardwalk leads on the beach, where you pass by the big lifeguard house and a tiny place to park your bike. The beach streches for kilometers to the east. The further you walk, the less crowded it gets. To west there lies the harbour. Where I went swimming, water was very shallow for 100m or so. It was only knee deep, ideal for kids, for swimming not so much. Anyhow I enjoyed my time on this beach, I found the people there friendly and decent.

Really clean space, quiet and wide.
If you really wanna feel the Baltic sea, you have to visit this lovely place.
From Gdansk you can travel to this Seaside very easily. Just take the tram number: 9 from Gdansk to the Seaside. The ticket is
4. 80 Zloty .

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Absolutely beautiful. Big beach with loads of space. A ramp is here for wheelchairs & prams. Easily accessible by tram & there's a few places to eat & drink here. Will definitely be back.

I liked it espeially comparing to Sopot beach near the famous pier. It was rather warm for Baltic and clean. A lot of people but you can find a place for everyone there. Would get back again

Amazing throughout all the seasons 🌟💫

Nice sandy beach with cafes and view of docks (which look cooler at night). This is a good tram ride from Gdańsk, but worth it if you feel like a change from history. The beach was quite clean and seen a popular place with families and groups of friends. Tip: buying tram tickets to get here is easier if you use an app - the only one I found that worked was moBiLET (it’s in English but takes some working out).

Beautiful beach, especially if you're there on sunrise.

Beautiful beach. She has two super campsites. You cannot buy a tram ticket here.

Take tram nr.9 to its end station. Stogi Plaza.

Beautiful beach and forest. Water quality varies.

Perfect place to enjoy the sun and just chilling whit some beer and food

We had Friday movie night! What a lovely and romantic place! You can come with family, friends and lover 😇

A beautiful beach with a small plaza of a few restaurants, bike and beach chair rental and souvenir stalls including inflatables for swimming and staying in the sun.

They also had sun protection cream from small to large SPF numbers in case you burn easily.

You might need to check the local website to see if you can swim that day, aelge flowering occurs at certain times of the year and can make the water unswimable, something I didn't know about before arriving - luckily we came on a good day and could swim in the sea.

The beach had either white or red flags showing if the water was swimable or unswimable.

Also very easy to get to via the tram. You can take the 8 or 9 tram from the central station.

Very nice beach close to Gdansk (just a short tram-ride away). There are shops and restaurants here. The sand is very soft, there is lots of space, and the water is warm (but not too clear).

Nice beach close enough to the city. 9th tram takes you straight there, there are cafés, WC, etc.

Good place good food goood sand between my fingers on foots stinky situation like

Very nice big beach. It's very clean and near you have some little Bistros where you can go and get some drinks or food.

If we compare popular beaches in Gdańsk - this is the best. Water's tint and transparency is like Martini. Definitely recommend.