Władysławowo

Władysławowo stands at the gateway to the Hel Peninsula, with access to both the open sea and the sheltered waters of Puck Bay. From here, short routes naturally fan out toward Hel, Jastarnia and Kuźnica, as well as across the bay toward Puck and Gdynia.

Puck Bay is shallow—generally 2–6 m—so sticking to buoyed channels is the smart choice. Just to the west, the Rozewie Lighthouse serves as a prominent coastal landmark on this stretch of coast. The Port of Władysławowo is Poland’s largest fishing harbour, so expect frequent fishing traffic on the approaches. The local Baltic is effectively non-tidal, with water levels driven mainly by wind setup and surges. A maritime border checkpoint for yacht tourism operates here, facilitating international passages around the Baltic.

Overall, it’s a practical base “between sea and bay,” combining shore logistics with quick fair-weather outings in either direction.