Plaża w Niechorzu

Plaża w Niechorzu is a picturesque sandy beach situated in the village of Niechorze, in the Rewal municipality, West Pomeranian Voivodeship, Poland. The beach is known for its expansive and clean environment, characterized by its fine white sand. One of the main features of the beach is a 144-meter-long fishing pier that also acts as a promenade, often adorned with colorful fishing boats. To the west of the beach is a 100-meter-long guarded bathing area, which serves as a primary attraction for tourists.

The beach is also surrounded by multiple attractions and activities. These include a 45-meter-tall historic lighthouse from 1866, the Fisheries Museum, the Butterfly House, and the Nadmorska Kolej Wąskotorowa (Coastal Narrow-Gauge Railway). For more active visitors, hiking and cycling trails are also available in the vicinity.

The beach is easily accessible via the Leśna street beach entrance. Near the entrance, visitors will find several amenities for their convenience, including an ice cream parlour and café, as well as a public toilet. However, it's important to note that the use of the toilet is subject to a fee. Parking lots are also available near the beach entrance, although parking is paid during weekdays.