Local attractions

Rowy — local attractions

The perfect complement to your stay in Rowy.

Picturesque Rowy

Rowy — a picturesque seaside village

Located on the Słowińskie Coast, Rowy is one of the most attractive holiday villages on the Polish coast.

Rowy lies on the Baltic Sea among pine forests. Its unique microclimate creates perfect conditions for a holiday. Słowiński National Park is right next door, and wide beaches, numerous walking and cycling trails, Lake Gardno and the Museum of the Slovincian Village in Kluki are all close at hand.

In the village

Looking for variety? Rowy has it all

Numerous walking trails
Cycling trails
Kayaks
Pedal boats
Pedal go-karts
Bike rental
Jet skis
Mini golf
Trampolines and bungee rides
Horse riding
The funfair that visits Rowy every year

Around Rowy

Among majestic landscapes there is plenty to do

Among majestic landscapes that bring relaxation, peace and rest, there are many attractions around Rowy that make your stay complete.

Wide sandy beaches

Rowy is known for its wide beaches of fine, light sand. There is plenty of room for a windbreak, a blanket and children’s games even in high season — and the beach is just 100 metres from Zefir Apartments.

Numerous walking and cycling trails

Numerous walking and cycling trails start in Rowy — along the sea, through the coastal pine forests and Słowiński National Park, to Lake Gardno, up Rowokół and to the Czołpino lighthouse. Bikes can be rented right here in Rowy.

Museum of the Slovincian Village in Kluki — open-air museum

The museum opened in 1963 with a permanent exhibition in one of the 19th-century farmsteads, presenting the culture of the Slovincians — the people who once lived around lakes Gardno and Łebsko. Besides the historic farmsteads you can also see farm animals.

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Lake Gardno — a vast coastal lake

Gardno is a coastal lake on the Słowińskie Coast, separated from the sea by a sandy spit cut through by the Łupawa river, which flows through the lake. It offers ideal conditions for windsurfing and is perfect for water sports.

Słowiński National Park / moving dunes

One of Poland’s 23 national parks. It was established in 1967 and covers 32,744 ha. In 1977 UNESCO included it in the World Network of Biosphere Reserves, and in 1995 it was listed under the Ramsar Convention on wetlands of international importance as site no. 757.

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Rowokół Hill — 115 m above sea level, a moraine hill

The highest viewpoint in Słowiński National Park. From the observation tower you can admire the Baltic Sea, the surrounding lakes and the dunes.

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Czołpino lighthouse — 25 m high, built in 1875

The lighthouse was built in 1875 on a high dune and has been open to visitors since 1994. It is one of the eleven coastal stations of the AIS-PL system, which automatically monitors ship traffic in the coastal zone.

Water park in Darłowo

The only water park in Europe where you can swim in seawater all year round — combining its healing properties with fun for the whole family. Guests can enjoy water slides, a wild river, a paddling pool, a jacuzzi and a sauna. The pools cover a total of 1,500 m².

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