Discover Swarzewo on Puck Bay

• The yellow-marked Szlak Swarzewski is 11.7 km long and runs from Puck to Władysławowo; roughly halfway along, it passes through Swarzewo.
• The section from Swarzewo to Wielka Wieś in Władysławowo lies within the Nadmorski Park Krajobrazowy, the Coastal Landscape Park.
• The Church of Swarzewo is listed as a waypoint at kilometre 6.7 on the Szlak Swarzewski.
• Local highlights include a fishing harbour and pier, a small open-air fishing museum, and a 2.5-hectare corn maze with 3,500 metres of paths.

The yellow-marked Szlak Swarzewski connects Puck and Władysławowo over 11.7 km and passes through Swarzewo roughly halfway along. In the town, it follows Rybacka Street past the historic chapel and well. The Church of Swarzewo is listed as a waypoint at kilometre 6.7. The trail was fully renovated in 2022.

The landscape designation applies specifically to one section: the route that begins in Swarzewo and continues to Wielka Wieś in Władysławowo lies within the Nadmorski Park Krajobrazowy. For travellers following marked routes, the total length and named stops help put the section through the town into context. The Coastal Landscape Park is a feature of this particular section.

Swarzewo has a fishing harbour with a pier. The pier has a mooring where kayaks or sailboats can be tied up. The seasonal water station is separate: a municipal notice describes sailboats, kayaks and pedal boats there in summer. Before your trip, check whether these activities will be available on your dates.

The pier and water station therefore serve different purposes: the mooring is for tying up boats, while the notice lists the types of boats available at the water station. Swarzewo also has a windsurfing school, which operates seasonally. Check in advance whether it will be open during your stay.

The late-19th-century church is the Sanctuary of Our Lady, Queen of the Polish Sea. Separate from it is the historic chapel and well along the Szlak Swarzewski, which is believed to be where the figure of Pani Swarzewska was found. A small open-air fishing museum adds to these cultural attractions.

Local fishing is also connected with food: in Swarzewo, there are places where you can try fresh fish caught by local fishermen. Another leisure option is a corn maze. It covers 2.5 hectares and has a total of 3,500 metres of paths; check before visiting whether it will be open on your travel dates. A church events page visible in 2026 lists the Odpust Rybacki, the Fishermen’s Festival, for 14 July. Check the latest event details and access information before your trip.

When comparing hotels in Swarzewo, use your planned activities as a guide: is the route your main priority, are you interested in water sports, or would you like to learn about fishing culture?

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How long is the Szlak Swarzewski?

The yellow-marked trail is 11.7 km long, runs from Puck to Władysławowo and passes through Swarzewo roughly halfway along.

What boat options are described for summer?

A municipal notice describes sailboats, kayaks and pedal boats at the seasonal water station. Check in advance whether they will be available on your travel dates.

What date does the notice give for the Fishermen’s Festival?

A church events page visible in 2026 lists 14 July for the Odpust Rybacki. Check the latest dates and visitor information before your trip.

What cultural sites are there in Swarzewo?

The sites mentioned include the late-19th-century church, the historic chapel and well, and a small open-air fishing museum.

For the wider travel overview: Putzig.