Plaża w Kątach Rybackich

Plaża w Kątach Rybackich, located in the small resort town of Kąty Rybackie in Poland, is a popular beach destination known for its wide, sandy shores stretching up to 50 meters. This beach is situated on the Mierzeja Wiślana, on the western shore of Zalew Wiślany, near the Baltic Sea coast. It is approximately 2 kilometers away from the village center and can be conveniently reached by walking through a forest.

The beach is characterized by its extensive shallow waters and a gentle slope into the water, making it a safe and enjoyable location for individuals of all ages. It is notably clean and well-maintained, with the damaged beach entrances having been renovated at the end of 2012 following winter storms. The main entrances are constructed from concrete blocks, and partially embedded concrete slabs have been placed near the beach to facilitate access. The beach also features a downhill ride and an access platform, making it disabled-friendly.

Plaża w Kątach Rybackich is not typically overly crowded, especially during weekdays, providing an intimate and peaceful atmosphere. However, the occupancy does increase closer to the weekend. Visitors seeking a quieter experience can walk a few hundred meters further along the beach for a less crowded environment.

The beach is also home to a guarded bathing area, adding to its appeal for families. Additionally, it is frequented by seagulls and cormorants, as Kąty Rybackie is home to a nature reserve for the black cormorant, the largest habitat for these birds in Europe.

For those traveling by car, a forest parking lot is available. During the tourist season, visitors can also be transported to the beach by a type of vehicle known as meleksy. The town of Kąty Rybackie is approximately 17km from Krynica Morska and 56km from Gdańsk, making the beach easily accessible for those staying in or around these areas.