Dziwnówek

Dziwnówek is a small seaside resort in West Pomerania, on Poland's Baltic coast, situated right next to Dziwnów and not far from Wolin Island. The village stretches along a fine sandy beach lined with pine trees, typical of this stretch of coastline, and enjoys a temperate maritime climate that draws visitors during the summer months. The locality falls within the Kamień Pomorski district, an area known for its spa towns and iodine-rich sea air, traditionally valued for its respiratory health benefits. Dziwnówek offers a coastal promenade, seasonal shops and several dining options serving freshly caught fish, including herring and smoked trout, both staples of Polish coastal cuisine. Its proximity to Dziwnów provides easy access to the harbour and ferry connections to Wolin. The surrounding area also features cycling paths through wooded areas and protected dunes. The destination mainly attracts families seeking a quiet, nature-focused beach holiday, away from the busier resort towns of the Polish coast such as Międzyzdroje or Kołobrzeg.