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Welcome to Ciekocin, a Kashubian and very picturesque village, where a hundred inhabitants live every day. On its side, near the forest and among birches, we have hidden 3 modern and comfortable houses created for relaxation. Fans of proximity to nature, enthusiasts of two wheels and enthusiasts of this part of the Polish coast, where the beaches are wide, uncrowded and covered with flour-like sand, will find their place here.
On our large, green area, where flower meadows bloom and birch trees rustle, there are many ways to experience blissful relaxation. We recommend you:
– rest on the terrace with birch trees,
– a session in the infrared sauna in the bathroom,
– swinging on a hammock,
- BBQ,
– romantic dinner, when at dusk the atmosphere is created by chains of lamps hung on trees.
sunbathing
6 km separates our houses from the wide and clean beach in Stilo. You can reach it on foot or take a forest road by bike (be sure to take your bikes with you, we have a place to store them). If you go by car, you will still have to walk from the car park to the beach (the forest road takes about 15-20 minutes). It is convenient to reach the beach in Lubiatowo by car, the entrance to it is located directly at the car park. We have one more beach proposal for you, namely Szklana Huta. We both think that the forest road through Szklana Huta to the beach is the most beautiful in the area, perfect for a hiking or cycling trip. Szklana Huta, next to Lubiatowo, is the area of the former glassworks, where scouts have been coming for summer camps for years. It is about 2 km from Szklana Huta to the beach in Osieki. The beaches in Słaszewo and Ulini are also worth visiting, where the shallowest shipwreck in Pomerania is located (specifically, you can see two masts protruding above the sea) West Star, which in 1971 got stuck on a shoal during a storm.
Stilo Lighthouse
On your way to Stilo Beach, be sure to detour and visit the lighthouse (open from May 1 to September 30). 133 steps lead to the terrace, which offers views of the coast, dunes and lakes, several of which are in the area.
Dunes
A nature trail with viewing platforms leads through the Lubiatowska dune. You can also visit the beautiful beach in Osieki (entrance no. 36). The river Bezimienna flows from the forest to the beach and flows straight into the Baltic Sea, and the entrance is literally strewn with wild roses. From the parking lot to the beach is approx. 6 km.
Lakes
On Lake Sarbsko and Lake Żarnowieckie you can try your hand at wind- and kitesurfing. There is also a lake in the area with gentle descents that are perfect for children.
Bicycles
You can cycle at least part of the route along the Baltic Sea - EuroVelo 10/13 (cycling route R10), which starts in Świnoujście, runs through Ustka, Łeba, Puck, the Tri-City and leads to Elbląg. In addition to this trail, you will also have forest paths and numerous routes running along the sea at your disposal.
Mushroom picking
The surrounding forests are full of blueberries, wild strawberries and mushrooms in the season. To learn more about them, you can go to the Rune Forest Village in Borków Lęborskie to take part in workshops and go for a walk in the forest to look for mushrooms and forest fruits.
horses
For a horse riding lesson, you can go to the Ciekocinko Horse Stud near the Ciekocinko Palace or to Folwark Jackowo, which organizes horseback trips to the beach (watching the sunset from the saddle is a real experience!). You will also have dinner at the Ciekocinko Palace. On some Saturdays (it is worth checking in advance) there is a Market for breakfast, full of regional delicacies with master bread baked in the palace kitchen.
Kayaks
Enthusiasts of activity may be tempted to go canoeing down the Piaśnica River, which leads to the sea. It starts at the weir on Lake Żarnowieckie, and after a 7-kilometer, gentle crossing, it flows out on the beach in Dębki. Piaśnica flows on the border of the floristic Piaśnica Meadows Nature Reserve.