Location: Jastarnia
Top Things to do in Jastarnia
Top 10 Things to do in Jastarnia, Poland
Jastarnia [jasˈtarɲa] (Kashubian: Jastarniô, German: Heisternest) is a small town in Puck County, Pomeranian Voivodship, northern Poland. It is located on the Hel Peninsula on the Baltic Sea. Popular Polish seaside resort and small fishing port.
Restaurants in Jastarnia
1. Jurata Pier
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 74 reviews
Reviewed By SYLTERSTRAND - Warsaw, Poland
This is our favorite wooden pier on the Baltic Sea. It is 320 meters long (built in the 1970s), it is located on Puck Bay (Zatoka Pucka). The admission here is free. We love it here in the spring or in the early summer when there are only few people there. There are beautiful and pictureque seascape views from the end of the pier on sunny and clear days. However, it may be also very cold there even in the summer especially when it is gusty and windy, so be prepared for a cool summer sea breeze.
2. Wladyslawowo - Hel Biking Trail
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 37 reviews
Reviewed By Marcin B
Was there with my fiancee. We were riding from Jastrzębia Góra to Hel. Great option for everyone (families, couples, riding alone). Bike road isn't difficult. There isn't a lot of elevations. You have to be watchful during passing Jurata - road have a lot of crossings - I propose to carefully ride by pavement or road nr 216.
3. Defense Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 140 reviews
Reviewed By wladyslaw s
History of Polish seashore defence, good piece of Polish history - big and very interesting museum. Located in 5 objects - needs more time to see that all!
4. Hel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 122 reviews
Reviewed By lelujam - Europe
It is beautiful small and narrow island, some 2 and a half hours boat ride from Gdansk. Sandy Beaches, beautiful greenery, small cafes and restaurants, lighthouse, open museums, picturesque little houses with flowers around... Really nice place to visit on a summer day.
5. Jetty in Jastarnia
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By Marie B - Prague, Czech Republic
You can watch a lot of windsurfers and kitesurfers from there and also borrow the equipment from the shop there. Also there is a restaurant with a fine view at the beginning of the jetty, on the left.
6. Fokarium
Overall Ratings
4 based on 391 reviews
Reviewed By Joanna C - London, United Kingdom
Twice a day you can look at the seals being trained and their health checked. There is also a lot of information available to the public and the entrance fee is only 5 zloty.
7. KiteStyle - kitesurfing school
Overall Ratings
5 based on 19 reviews
We offer individual and grup kite courses in the best kite spot in Poland. Multilanguage profesional instructors. School have international IKO licence. After course any student recive international IKO card with level he reached. This licence is recoqnizable all over the world. We quarantee the best prices for profesional kite lessons in Poland. School is open from 1st May till end of September.
Reviewed By Maciej S - Warsaw, Poland
I've trained with KiteStyle and it wasn't just great, safe & very well adjusted training, but it was also a lot of fun. It's people who make a team and this one is definitely a great bunch!
8. Lighthouse in Hel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 130 reviews
Reviewed By T0urist7 - Warsaw, Poland
Lighthouse dos not seem to very exciting but it is just the end of a fabulous walk through Hel Promenade. Remember Hel dos not mean a hell (double “l”).
If you visit Hel Peninsula be aware that most interesting tourist activity in Hel is windsurfing in Chałupy or other Hel village. I believe Chałupy is the best windsurfing destination for beginners in Europe. When it comes to advanced surfers it depend on wind. Quite often wind is really strong and perfect for advanced windsurfers.
9. Chata Rybacka Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By malgorzata k - Kielce
Chatę można zwiedzać w sezonie wakacyjnym od 14-18. Pani, która 'obsługuje' to miejsce, dysponuje niezwykle szeroką wiedzą o codziennym życiu rybaków sprzed stu lat. Chętnie demonstruje 'urządzenia', ciekawie opowiada o przedmiotach zabytkowych. Wystarczy tylko o coś zapytać, a opowieść sama się snuje. I to jak!. Można robić foto, bez żadnych opłat. Na koniec warto zostawić dowolny datek na utrzymanie tego miejsca. Chata jest zadbana, interesująca w wielu szczegółach. Czas na zwiedzanie to 15-20 min.
10. Observation tower in Jurata
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 5 reviews
Reviewed By RomanAlijewicz - Warsaw, Poland
Spacerując plażą warto odwiedzić to miejsce. Punktem orientacyjnym jest wejście 61 i antena ponad drzewami. Budowla niezbyt okazała. Można jednak stąd podziwiać widok na okolicę.
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