Jastrzębia Góra

• by plane - the international Lech Wałęsa airport in Gdańsk or international Szczecin-Goleniów airport
• by car - exiting the A1 motorway from Gdańsk or Szczecin by the route E28 to Reda and than just north to Władysławowo by the 216. From Władysławowo north west along the coast.
• by train: PKP
• by bus: PKS

The resort itself is not very big, so you can easily walk on foot or rent a bike. There are a number of bus stops around the town serving the larger town of Wladyslawowo and Puck along with the Hel Peninsula. Since few years, each bus with the line number shown on front display is reliable and you can check their routes and timetables on the PKS Wejherowo site (during the holiday you should use the podczas wakacji szkolnych links). If driving, note that the main road through Jastrzębia Góra is cobblestone and quite narrow.
Taxis for the resort have to come from Władysławowo and may not be happy if you call them out for just a short journey. Negotiate a price if travelling long distances and check with your hotel who may have a contact for a reliable taxi driver.

Visit the resort's small Oceanarium and the old lighthouse in Rozewie (just outside the town), which is open to the public. Once in Rozewie, do not miss the Lisi Jar (Fox Gorge) - a large, natural ravine of outstanding beauty, which will take you right down to the sea coast.

The resort has excellent sandy beaches which can be reached after a short forestry walk. Access to the beach is very steep in some places and may not be suitable for people with disabilities. There is one beach entrance, also steep but acceptable for families with children in prams or pushchairs, located at the end of Droga Rybacka. Walking along beach is a must - even early morning and late evening.
Sunbathing and swimming in the sea is the biggest attraction of Jastrzębia Góra beaches. Of course it depends on weather, which could be surprisingly good (warm and sunshine for long weeks) or opposite - very awful (raining non stop for few days). You can see that lots of people are going to beaches even if it is cloudy and not very warm - and this is typical for Polish seaside. Do not hesitate then to try bathing in sea.

There are very few shops in the town but many stalls selling souvenirs, clothing and beach equipment.

There are a number of good eating places, mostly open stalls in the summer.

• Kredens

  phone: +48 58 674 95 81
  address: Królewska 2
  Is an restaurant in an olde-world setting near the park fountain. There is a pizzeria in the "Ara Hotel" centre nearby with local cuisine also.

• Wędzarnia PrzypiecekFish smokehouse which serves wide range of fishes smoked in a natural way. When you are on the seaside, why not to eat fish? Very adorable place, but be careful and do not eat too much - there are some notices hanged in the place telling that eating too much sometimes (especially if your stomach is in not very good condition) causes diarrhoea. You have been warned.

• Cocktail Bar MaxIs a large circular thatched building looking like a South-Sea Island hut. Mainly the younger set and students here and a huge range of exotic cocktails served. Max's Bar is open 24 hours a day. No Polish beers here!

• Ara HotelIn the centre but may be a bit noisy at night due to live disco-dancing every night, especially in high season.

• Hotel Europa

  address: =Ul. Topolowa

• Pension Victor

  address: Ul. Bałtycka
  Little manor from 1921, near the coast with sea view.

• Villa Odyn

  phone: +48 58 674 80 00
  address: Widokowa 2
  Offers 15 modern-designed rooms. Each room is equipped with bathroom, radio, electric kettle, night lamp. Free Wi-fi available for guests.

Gdańsk Bay:

• Pomeranian metropolis Gdańsk with a beautiful old town and the biggest Gothic brick church worldwide
• sea resort Sopot with the longest European mole
• sea resort and port Gdynia with the biggest Baltic port
• sea resort Puck

Vistula Bay:

• medieval town of Elbląg
• sea resort and medieval town of Frombork with the grave of Nicolas Copernicus
• sea resort Kadyny with one of the best European studs

Kashubian Coast:

• Słowiński National Park with the biggest dunes in Europe
• sea resort Rowy
• sea resort Łeba
• sea resort Rozewie
• sea resort Władysławowo

Be prepared to stay in long queue of cars when riding to Władysławowo. You can use also an alternative road while driving to Władysławowo via villages Tupadły, Mieroszyno, Strzelno, Łebcz (here turn left into Młyńska St.), after few kilometers, when the road ends at crossroads, turn right and then immediately left into Żwirowa St. This road will help to save your time and nerves, also you can see beautiful sights of Polish Pomerania region villages.
On the Hel Peninsula:

• sea resort Chałupy
• sea resort Jastarnia
• sea resort Jurata
• sea resort Hel

When travelling to Hel town (a city, which is literally surrounded by the sea), it is good idea to use train. Quite new diesel trains are departing to Hel each 60-90 minutes. The journey take about 20 minutes. Avoid long distance trains arriving from cities all over Poland, they might be really crowded, otherwise you can take part in an adventure of travelling squeezed between people and their rucksacks and bikes.
On the Vistula Peninsula:

• sea resort Krynica Morska