LOCATION
Jarosławiec is a recreation and recreation and fishing village located on the central part of the Polish coast, on the edge of the West Pomeranian, 11 km south of the route connecting Darłowo with Ustka, so the best way to reach Jarosławiec is by car. The nearest railway station is in Sławno (about 25 km). at the Cape Jarosławiec, but there is a bus connections with Sławno, Słupsk and Darłowo 54°32′N 16°32′E
ATTRACTIONS
Jarosławiec was first mentioned as a fishing village of Garzhouede in 1459. The population living in the town was mainly engaged in fishing and free time collecting amber. After the Second World War, the town was incorporated into Poland. The biggest tourist attraction of Jarosławiec is the beach, located under the cliff shore. The beach is ideal for tourists who like sunbathing in non-crowded places. On the beach you can find also colorful fishing boats and even golden ambers. Another attraction is the lighthouse, located in the center of the village. The lighthouse is open to visitors. From the balcony, located at a height of 33 meters, there is a view of the sea and two large coastal lakes. While resting in Jarosławiec, you can go on a cruise on the Baltic Sea and observe the beautiful beach and a high cliff from a completely different perspective. There are several hiking and cycling routes running through Jarosławiec. Worth seeing is also Amber Museum and Fishing Gallery. Jarosławiec also offers rich gastronomic and accommodation base.
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Heritage Class: [N]Natural Heritage
Subclass: [LB] Landscape beauty
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