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LOCATION
Łeba Town is located 110 km north-west from Gdansk in Pomerania, Poland. Słowiński National Park (Łeba Moving Dunes) is located west of Łeba town, and the park’s headquarters are in Smołdzino, south-west of Łeba. The main entrance to the park is in Rąbka, which is a part of Łeba town. Łeba can be accessed by public transport (rail and buses) and by road. Regional and national trains go through Tricity to Lębork and terminate at Łeba rail station. The Gdansk area is accessible by two ferry connections from Sweden: Karlskrona-Gdynia and Nynäshamn – Gdańsk. (Gdańsk has an international airport). Łeba town’s geographical location is 54°45′N 17°33′E.
SIGHTSEEING ŁEBA MOVING DUNES IN SŁOWIŃSKI NP
Climbing the dune Łącka Góra (42 m tall) in the National Park is a must. There is no boardwalk available so you need to walk over the sands to get there. The park offers many more attractions and activities. There is a biking route going through the park, six hiking trails and two kayak routes. Amateur fishing is allowed in four catching areas both from the coast and from a boat – boating on the lakes is only permitted in a few designated areas. There are six sightseeing towers as well as six sightseeing piers on the lakes. There are two museums in the park: one focused on natural history and the other one describing the ethnography of the region. The park employees provide field educational services for individuals and groups, for reasonable prices. Unfortunately, the Park’s website is in Polish only.
ATTRACTIONS
Słowiński National Park has such a wealth of attractions that few tourists would ever feel the need to leave for a change of scenery.) South of Łeba in Smołdzino and the surrounding villages there are regional attractions associated with the local ethnic group, Słowińcy. You can tour the remains of their historical buildings and see their typical farming and fishery artefacts at the Kluki ethnographic museum. Within the Park, in a place called Rąbka, there is a military museum dedicated to the launching of World War II-era V1 and V2 missiles. The nearby town of Lębork is famous for its historical churches and old town.
