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A great bit (some of it surrounded by trees) by Lake Wicko — a rest/picnic area at the end and a lovely sandy beach with a good jetty.

An interesting and charming canal. The Brownowa River connects the Baltic Sea with Lake Kopań. Brownowa isn't always water-free, but it still has a lovely sandy beach, and those tall trees are impressive and add to the charm. There's also a bridge here, but when there's no water, it looks a bit funny.

A magnificent castle, which is also a museum, so you can visit it. The castle dates back to the 14th century. It was meticulously restored between 1929 and 1935, preventing its complete devastation. It was then that the museum began operating. This castle is a must-see. https://www.zamekdarlowo.pl/

Beautiful views here from the bridge over the Grabowa River. This river looks like a canal here—extraordinarily green on both sides. The Grabowa flows from Lake Wockmin (near Sława), then flows into the Wieprza River, and then into the Baltic Sea.

A beautiful sandy beach on the picturesque Lake Bukowo on the outskirts of Dąbki. You just want to sit on the sand and admire the views in peace and quiet. As for swimming, check if there's a permit, as not everywhere, and swimming is only permitted in designated, supervised areas during the summer season.

It's very crowded during the holiday season😀

The Cistercian church and monastery in Bukowo Morskie is an impressive Gothic complex from the 13th century, once belonging to one of the most important monasteries in Pomerania. St. Stanislaus' Church has preserved many medieval architectural details, and its interior houses valuable monuments of sacral art. The monastery has been partially transformed, but its historical layout and significance are still visible. The town is located near Lake Bukowo and the bicycle route connecting Darłowo with Dąbki, which makes it a convenient place for a short stop and sightseeing. It is worth taking a bike lock, because the sightseeing takes place on foot.

The Pomeranian Dukes' Castle in Darłowo is a 14th-century Gothic stronghold located on the Wieprza River. It was the residence of the Gryfita family and the only defensive seaside castle in Poland. It currently houses a museum with historical, military and ethnographic exhibitions, and the tower offers a view of the city and the surrounding area. In the summer season, the place is very popular, so it is a good idea to plan your visit in advance.