Rowy: Hotels and Accommodation

Słowiński National Park is located in the wider regional area surrounding Rowy. Those who make nature the focus of their stay will find a specifically described connection to the region here.

You can book a hotel in Rowy.

The Place at a Glance

Rowy is a seaside resort on Poland’s Słowiński Coast, west of Lake Gardno and at the mouth of the Łupawa River.

Plaża Rowy and Plaża Dębina are located in the immediate vicinity of Rowy.

Rowokół is located in the surrounding area of Rowy.

Słowiński National Park is depicted with shifting dunes. Lake Gardno, local paths, and the Velo Baltica cycling routes are listed as attractions in Rowy and the surrounding area.

Rowy lies between the Baltic Sea and Lake Gardno and forms a strip of land bordered by water on two sides.

Documented history of Rowy dates back to 1282. The preserved church from 1849 is Neo-Romanesque and is described as a local symbol. For those interested in culture, it is therefore a specifically described feature of the place.

Rowy is described as being approximately 20 km from Ustka and 15 km from Darłowo. The nearest railway stations are in Sławno and Słupsk; bus and minibus connections are also mentioned.

Rowy developed as a fishing settlement associated with the Slovincians. Seasonal trips to sea and fish smoking were part of its historical way of life.

Rowy is associated with sandy beaches and numerous cycle paths, including routes in the surrounding coastal area.

Further local pages in this selection can be found under Pobłocie, Kępice, Siemianice, Sycewice, Strzelinko, Dębina, Wrzeście, and Bydlino.

To the higher-level travel overview: Stolp.