Discover Swarzewo on Puck Bay

Swarzewo lies on Puck Bay between Puck and Władysławowo. For planning your trip, you can distinguish three main highlights: the Szlak Swarzewski, seasonal activities on the water, and the village’s church and fishing history.

Water Activities and Seasonal Options

Swarzewo has a fishing harbour with a breakwater. There is also a landing stage in the village where kayaks or sailboats can be moored; its practical availability may depend on the season. During the summer season, sailboats, kayaks and pedal boats are available at the municipal water station. Before travelling, check whether these activities are available on your travel dates. The landing stage offers a place to moor, while different boats are provided at the water station—two distinct starting points for a trip involving the water. Swarzewo also has a windsurfing school, which operates seasonally. If watersports are important to your plans, keep these seasonal conditions in mind.

The Szlak Swarzewski and the Coastal Landscape

The yellow-marked Szlak Swarzewski runs from Puck to Władysławowo and is 11.7 km long. It passes through Swarzewo roughly halfway along the route. The trail was completely renewed in 2022. These details help put the route into perspective: 11.7 km is the length of the entire trail, while Swarzewo is located approximately at its midpoint. The section from Swarzewo to Wielka Wieś in Władysławowo lies within the Nadmorski Park Krajobrazowy, the Coastal Landscape Park. This means that this part of the trail is situated in a protected area with distinctive scenery. If you include the Szlak in your travel plans, you can use its total length as a guide to the route between the two endpoints.

Church, Chapel and Fishing History

The church in Swarzewo, dating from the late 19th century, is the Sanctuary of Our Lady, Queen of the Polish Sea. It is listed as a waypoint on the Szlak Swarzewski at kilometre 6.7. On Rybacka Street, the route also passes the historic chapel with a well. This chapel is believed to be where the figure of Pani Swarzewska was found. The village also has a small open-air museum dedicated to fishing. Together, these sites offer different ways to explore the village’s history: the church’s religious identity, a local tradition associated with the chapel, and fishing as the museum’s theme.

Corn Maze, Fishermen’s Festival and Fresh Fish

The corn maze in Swarzewo covers 2.5 hectares and has a total path length of 3,500 metres. If you plan to visit, check the current opening hours in advance. The Odpust Rybacki, or Fishermen’s Festival, is listed in Swarzewo for 14 July. If your trip depends on attending, check the event details beforehand. There are also opportunities in Swarzewo to sample fresh fish caught by local fishermen. Alongside the trails and cultural sites, fishing and regional cuisine offer further ways to explore the area.

Planning Your Stay

When looking for a hotel in Swarzewo, you can start by deciding which focus matters most to you. Seasonal activities are relevant if you’re interested in watersports; for a route- or culture-focused trip, the Szlak, church, chapel and open-air museum offer other points of interest. Tailor your plans to the relevant dates and conditions.

For the broader travel overview: Puck.