Highlights:
- Travel to the Slowinski National Park and expirience the beautiful moving dunes
- Climb up the Lacka Dune (42 m) on the only „desert” in Poland
Słowinski National Park is one of 23 national parks in Poland and one of only two located along the Baltic Sea coast. It was established to protect the unique and pristine ecosystem, including coastal lakes (Łebsko and Gardno), peat bogs, forests, and most notably, the extraordinary shifting sand dunes — a rare natural phenomenon in Europe.
Due to its ecological value, Słowiński National Park has been recognized internationally and listed as a protected area under designations such as HELCOM BSPA, UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve, and the Ramsar Convention on Wetlands. Interestingly, during World War II, parts of the park were used by the German army as a rocket testing site and a training ground for the Afrika Korps.
The main entrance to the park is located about 8 km from the famous moving dunes. To make your visit more comfortable, transportation by melex (an electric golf-style vehicle) is included.
Optionally, we can also organize a stop in Łeba, a charming seaside town located at the mouth of the Łeba River, right next to the park — perfect for a relaxing stroll, a meal, or some time by the beach.
Time: 7 hours
What’s Included:
- Private Transport
- Private Tour guide
- Tranpsort by melex (an electric vehicle) through the park to the dunes – both ways
- Entrance tickets to National Park
Additionally:
- The tour can include a visit to Rocket Launcher Museum – 5 euro
Good to Know:
- Pick up from your hotel in Gdansk, Sopot, Gdynia. Please indicate your meeting point
- Kids under 7 for free (please inform us about childs)
- During the summer season, the melex stops 2 km before the dunes, so an additional walk is required.
Departure:
- 09:00
Tour Plan:
