The area surrounding Smołdziński Las is often described as the “Baltic Coast for Those in the Know.”

Nestled between two vast lakes – Łebsko and Gardno – this exceptionally picturesque corner of Poland lies far from the crowded tourist resorts and busy coastal promenades. Protected by the Słowiński National Park, the region has preserved its natural beauty in an almost untouched state, making it one of the most peaceful and unspoiled stretches of the Polish coastline.

Its unique charm is attracting increasing attention, yet very few people arrive here by chance. Some come to explore the famous Czołpino Dunes, others to climb the historic lighthouse overlooking the Baltic Sea, while many are drawn to the Museum of the Slovincian Village in Kluki. Above all, however, visitors come for the sea itself and for beaches unlike any other in Poland.

Here, majestic dunes rise above the deep blue waters of the Baltic, grasses sway gently in the coastal breeze, and the white sand seems brighter than anywhere else. Adding to the magic is the profound sense of peace and tranquillity. With over 40 kilometres of untouched coastline, this is a truly unique destination on the Polish coast. All that remains is you, the beach, the sound of the waves, and, if you’re lucky, the sight of a white-tailed eagle soaring overhead – a proud resident of this remarkable landscape.

We fell in love with this region nearly a decade ago, and from that love Słowińskie Tarasy was born.

Our collection of stylish cottages is thoughtfully nestled among the trees, blending harmoniously into the surrounding countryside. We created this place to help others discover and experience the beauty of this hidden Baltic treasure.

Welcome to Słowińskie Tarasy.