Chałupy: Hotels and Accommodation

Chałupy has its roots as a fishing settlement and was formerly known by the names Budziszewo and Ceynowa; the name Chałupy was made official in 1920. For travelers interested in local history, this background provides a clear point of reference. You can book a hotel in Chałupy.

Landscape

Chałupy is a seaside resort at the foot of the Hel Peninsula, between the Baltic Sea and Puck Bay.

Rzucewo – Pałac Neogotycki 1840–1845 is located in the surrounding area of Chałupy. Władysławowo plaża, Lubek, and Jastrzębia Góra are also located in the surrounding area of Chałupy.

In the wider regional vicinity of Chałupy are: Mechowo k/Pucka. Groty Mechowskie, Krokowo - Zamek, Muzeum Emigracji, and Akwarium Gdyńskie MIR.

Culture

Chałupy's fishing heritage is represented by the long-established Kaszubskie Łodzie pod Żaglami festival. The program includes traditional boat regattas and old fishing boats; there are also opportunities to sample specialties of Kashubian cuisine.

A railway line through Chałupy was established in 1922; it connects Hel with Władysławowo and includes a station in Chałupy.

The village's beach is described as clean, wide, and quiet.

Water Sports

Chałupy is associated with windsurfing and kitesurfing; the winds are described as suitable both for learning and for advanced participants.

The shallow, calm waters of Puck Bay and suitable winds support windsurfing and kitesurfing in Chałupy, with both beginners and experienced riders taking part.

If you would like to compare other places in addition to Chałupy, you can also visit Chlapowo and Ostrowo.

For the higher-level travel overview: Władysławowo.