Attractions

Services:
– riding lessons for beginners
– recreational riding
– guided tours for children
– rides in the countryside, on the beach
– hippotherapy
– horse hotel
– hoof correction
– events for larger groups

Mustafa Ranch in Bobolin is certainly one of the few facilities where you can enjoy rest in peace and quiet, far from large urban agglomerations. A place for those who want to get to know horses, learn how to handle them and get to know the secrets of horse riding step by step, always under the supervision of an experienced instructor. There are also ponies waiting for the youngest ones so that they can start their riding adventure from an early age. And all the advanced riders can enjoy morning and evening rides along the Baltic Sea coast. For those who don’t decide to try their hand at riding, there is a café with a panoramic terrace offering home-made cakes and coffee.

The water tram runs in the Wieprza channel, between the retractable bridge in Darłówek and Darłowo. Such a trip provides an excellent opportunity to take a look at the entire strip of the sea port.

Several years have passed since the vineyard was created. Initially it occupied a small area with 800 vines. Currently, the winery has 1400 vines with further areas being prepared for new plantings. The varieties of wines that can be tasted are: Leon Millot, Rondo (red wines), Bianca, Solaris and Aurora (white wines). The winery focuses primarily on dry wines with a hint of citrus – perfectly refreshing on hot summer days.
Before visiting, please make a reservation by phone

At the hotel “Jan” in Darłowo there is a water park of the same name. It is a year-round facility, which entertains visitors in bad weather. It is a swimming pool complex with slides, jacuzzi, spa, bowling alley and restaurants, as well as a pool with sea water.

Marian Laskowski – a great fan of militaria and the organiser of the Darłowo rallies – collects military equipment imported from various parts of the world. Among other things, you can visit the museum of militaria, where many motorbikes, weapons of various types, military uniforms and vehicles, both heavy tracked and of a slightly smaller calibre, are exhibited. The unique museum is guided by the owner himself, telling amazing stories and curiosities. You can also take a ride in one of his vehicles. Other interesting attractions include a quad track, a paintball area, a jungle gym, a crawl space and a barbecue area.

The museum consists of 3 exhibitions:
a reconstruction of an ancient amber forest,
an underground cave where the largest lumps of amber in the museum’s collection are displayed.
The third one shows the world of plants and animals frozen in stillness – a kind of time machine.

Outdoor facility – only open seasonally during the summer.
Attractions: Recreational pool with depth: 1,20 – 1,35 m.
Water and wall massage jets, neck massage, air ‘geysers’, water mushroom cascade, tubular beds with air massage.
WAVE – the depth of the pool with artificial wave decreases from 1.60 m to 0 and the water surface area is 770 m². This pool is also equipped with air geysers.
RIVER is a leisure pool with a rapid current with a length of 55 m and slides, it also has three neck massage jets and its depth is 1.25 m.

In the vicinity of Bobolin and on the Bobolin beach, at the mouth of the Leniwiec stream, which collects water from nearby drainage ditches – are the remains of a secret Wermacht military base. Among other things, a giant long-range cannon called Dora was tested here.

The marina on Lake Bukowo offers mooring for yachts, boats and other types of watercraft. It also offers cruises on the MILKA boat. At the marina, there is also a water equipment rental and a windsurfing school.

In Dąbki, at Dąbkowicka 7, by the Sailing Harbour, there is a seasonal windsurfing school which, apart from windsurfing courses, also organises windsurfing camps and holidays on Lake Bukowo.

A trail for motorists, as it is 104 kilometres long. You can also take a bike tour. The trail runs through: Darłowo, Dąbki, Dobiesław, Jeżyce, Słowino, Boleszewo, Krupy, Stary Jarosław, Kowalewice, Barzowice, Cisowo, and Dąbki. Along the way you can visit the Castle of the Pomeranian Dukes in Darłowo, old sacral monuments, settlements and rural buildings. Lake Kopan is also interesting as it is 5 km long and 2 km wide, and is famous for its many species of fish and birds.

It forms part of the now non-existent city walls, whose only remnants are the name and semi-circular shape of Wałowa Street. It is the only city gate left out of the four in Darłowo. Located about 120 metres north of the main town square, i.e. Plac Tadeusza Kościuszki, you can get there walking down Powstańców Warszawskich. It served as a defensive, representative and observation gate. The building is a private property

The Market Square is the central square of Darłowo, known as Plac Kościuszki. What strikes the eye here is the Town Hall, standing next to the Gothic St. Mary’s Church. The Town Hall is a former market hall, thoroughly rebuilt as the seat of the municipal authorities after the old Town Hall was completely burnt down in a great fire in 1722. The interior has no historical furnishings, but the Renaissance portal hanging above the entrance, rescued from the old Town Hall, is worth mentioning. It depicts the town’s coat of arms – a griffin with a fish tail and a Latin inscription.

Built on a near-square plan with a 24-metre high tower, the only Gothic castle by the sea in Poland. Now it is a museum, but it is temporarily closed.

The castle is a historic building dating back to the 14th century and is not suitable for visitors in wheelchairs. The only exception is the exhibition on the history of Darłowo, which is accessible from the courtyard (the courtyard is paved).

The museum is accessible for the disabled with a guide dog, but there is no sign language interpreter.

There is no Braille signage in the museum, nor is there any contrasting signage or signage in enlarged print for the blind and partially sighted.

The lighthouse is located between the Gąski Lighthouse (about 40 km west) and the Jarosławiec Lighthouse (about 15 km east). It is open to the public. The height of the tower is 21 m – so it is not very high, yet there is an ideal panoramic viewpoint on top.

Three medieval churches that remain until our times.
The most valuable monuments of St. Mary’s Church: an elaborately carved Renaissance ambo from 1684,
four Baroque paintings from the first half of the 18th century,
six portraits of the apostles from the late 17th century,
a Renaissance baptismal bowl from the 16th century,
a Baroque crucifix and tabernacle from the 17th century,
Baroque seating (benches) from the 17th century,
a brass chandelier with an angel from the turn of the 17th and 18th centuries,
an organ prospectus from 1853, sarcophagi of Pomeranian dukes: Eric I, Elisabeth, wife of the last Pomeranian duke Boguslaw XIV, who died in 1653, and Jadwiga, wife of Ulric, brother of Boguslaw XIV).

St. Gertrude’s Church is the only building of this type in Poland – built in Scandinavian Gothic style on a hexagonal plan, with an external twelve-cornered aisle. Inside the church you can admire the starry vault, the frescoes of St. Gertrude – the patron saint of sailors – and the emblems of the guild of brewers and shoemakers. The windows were modelled on the portholes of ships.

St. George’s Church is another unusual church. It is not so much its architectural style, but its uniqueness relates to the place where it was built, i.e. outside the walls of the city of Darłowo. The reason was concern for the safety of the townsfolk as the church served as a hospital.

In front of the Town Hall is the Fisherman’s Monument from 1919, which is also a fountain, designed by Wilhelm Gross, a famous German artist. The founders of the Fisherman’s Monument decorating the Darłowo Market Square are the Heptenmachers, one of the wealthiest and most famous families in the city. Members of that family owned an important fleet of sailing and merchant ships on the Baltic Sea. The monument was erected in honour of seafarers.

There are around a hundred games within the park, both single and multiplayer ones. The simple rules mean that even the youngest will have no problem mastering them, and the competition and movement outdoors is the return to spending time with family and friends, away from the virtual world. You won’t find plastic and duplicate casts here. Each game has been designed and hand-made in one copy. A place to relax and have fun, regardless of age. (https://www.leonardia.pl/)

Aquapark Balticlandia is located in the holiday resort Jantar in Darłówko. The unique location right by the beach, plenty of attractions for both children and adults, makes the Balticlandia Aquapark a perfect place for active or relaxing holidays for the whole family.

The harbour in Darłówek, a district of Darłowo, is a destination for walkers. It covers a 3 km stretch of the Wieprza River and is an operating reloading, fishing and tourist port. Here, tourists can admire vessels with a length of up to 75 metres and a draught of up to 4 metres. The most interesting for tourists is especially the eastern harbour, from where the cruise ships depart. The port is also a treat for those who are eager for excitement. From here, fishing expeditions on fishing boats set out to sea, during which landlubbers can catch real sea fish. In Darłówek Zachodni, on the other hand, we can admire yachts moored at the quay.

In the 80s an old drawbridge on Wieprza river connecting Darlowko Wschodnie with Zachodnie was rebuilt and replaced with a retractable bridge. The retractable bridge is the only bridge of this type in Poland, so it is worth devoting a moment to see it. The bridge is named after Captain Witold Hubert.

Historical Amusement Park “From Neolithic to Middle Ages” is a new attraction in Darłowo, which will “take us back in time”, so that we can see how people used to live thousands of years ago.

The park offers: Neolithic camp
Megalithic construction
Rock painting
Fisherman’s hut
Armament of warriors and knights
Museum exhibits, replicas of weapons, armament.
Attractions for children: Playground
Fitness trail

Animations for children:
Pillory
Miniature puppet theatre where children create their own theatrical performance Monidla
Happiness stones
Wooden horses

Historical Amusement Park “From Neolithic to Middle Ages” is a new attraction in Darłowo, which will “take us back in time”, so that we can see how people used to live thousands of years ago. The park offers: Neolithic camp
Megalithic construction
Rock painting
Fisherman’s hut
Armament of warriors and knights
Museum exhibits, replicas of weapons, armament.
Attractions for children: Playground
Fitness trail
Animations for children
Pillory
Miniature puppet theatre where children create their own theatrical performance Monidla
Happiness stones
Wooden horses

There are about 60 attractions divided into 4 routes. At the very beginning there is a training route to get used to the equipment (harness with lunges, quickdraws, helmet) and the height. Then we can choose one of the three remaining routes, depending on our physical abilities: The children’s route has 14 obstacles suitable for children or people who are trying to overcome their fears; The medium route – 19 obstacles; The difficult route with 21 obstacles, obviously more difficult ones than on the children’s route. In the ropes course there is also a zip line of two length: 120 metres and 80 metres long.