Tourist attractions

Łeba is famous for its wide, sandy beaches, perfect for both carefree sunbathing and swimming. The eastern part of the beach is a quiet, less frequented area – perfect for those seeking peace and quiet. The western beach, on the other hand, is full of attractions and amenities, making it a particularly popular choice for families with children.

Shifting sand dunes are one of the most unique spots in Poland. Exposed to the wind, they constantly change their shape and position, creating a seaside landscape with a desert-like character. This unique natural phenomenon captivates both nature lovers and those seeking unique scenery for photography.

In northern Poland lies a unique area, recognized by UNESCO for its unique natural values. It's a land not only of the famous shifting sand dunes, but also of dense forests, picturesque peat bogs, rare plant species, and wild animals. It's a perfect space for outdoor enthusiasts—both hiking and cycling.

Near Łeba, there's a body of water particularly popular with water sports enthusiasts. Shallow water and favorable winds create excellent conditions for learning and perfecting windsurfing and kitesurfing skills. There are schools offering courses and rental shops where you can purchase the necessary equipment.

This lagoon lake has seasonally brackish water: the Łeba River experiences occasional backflow from the Baltic Sea, which raises the water level and slightly increases its salinity. It's an ideal place for communing with nature, birdwatching, and admiring the shifting sand dunes between the lake and the sea.

There are two well-known equestrian centers near Łeba – the Maciukiewicz Stud Farm and the Senny Equestrian Center. These are places where horse enthusiasts can enjoy many attractions and rides in beautiful, natural surroundings.

The country's largest dinosaur park is located in Nowęcin near Łeba and covers nearly 20 hectares. Łeba Park is a space where science meets fun – visitors can expect over a hundred life-size reconstructions of prehistoric reptiles, including the only 13-meter-long model of a brachiosaurus in Poland.

Near Łeba, in Sarbsko, lies Poland's largest theme park dedicated to the world of the seas and oceans. Sea Park invites entire families to discover fascinating attractions – from a seal sanctuary and 3D oceanarium, through a 5D cinema and a miniature lighthouse park, to a maritime museum and various play areas. It's the perfect place where learning about the sea combines with the pleasure of spending time by the sea.

The Czołpino Lighthouse is a unique place for tourists seeking peace and contact with nature – it is reached by a picturesque path through the forest and dunes of Słowiński National Park. From its summit, there is a breathtaking view of the Baltic Sea, shifting dunes, and surrounding forests.

The Stilo Lighthouse stands out for its unique architecture and picturesque location, making it one of the most interesting structures of its kind on the Polish Baltic Sea. It is located in the village of Osetnik (formerly Stilo), surrounded by the forests of the Słowiński National Park, approximately 10 km from Łeba and 5 km from Sasino.

The hedge maze offers entertainment and an intellectual challenge for the whole family. Covering an area of 5,000 square meters, it is the largest of its kind in Poland. While exploring the labyrinth's paths, visitors can use viewing platforms and discover five hidden bases before reaching the exit.

The port in Łeba is the focal point of seaside life in this charming town. Situated at the mouth of the Łeba River, it combines the functions of a fishing port, marina, and yacht harbor. Local fishermen, sailors, and tourists meet here, and the waterfront is a popular place for strolls. It's also a perfect starting point for a sea cruise or a trip to nearby attractions.

This extraordinary place combines historical and technical values, located in the heart of Słowiński National Park. It includes a former German missile range from World War II, where tests of Rheintochter anti-aircraft missiles and Rheinbote ballistic missiles were conducted between 1940 and 1945.

Butterfly Museum is a permanent exhibition consisting of 102 entomological showcases with over 4,000 (sometimes they say 4,500-5,500) specimens of butterflies and other insects from around the world. Besides butterflies, the following are also on display: beetles, hemiptera, phasmids, stick insects, and even spiders (rams), scorpions and centipedes.

Illuzeum – Interactive Exhibition in Łeba features interactive exhibits related to optics, illusions, and visual tricks – visitors can experiment with visual effects on their own. The ability to use a thermal imaging camera – showing body temperature distribution – is one of the most interesting attractions of the exhibition.

This unique open-air museum, located in the Słowiński National Park, presents the culture and everyday life of the ancient Slovincians – the people who once inhabited this area.