Łeba (Leba)
Łeba (Leba) is situated between two coastal lakes, Lake Łebsko and Lake Sarbsko, on the central coast in the western part of the Pomeranian Voivodeship, at the mouth of the Łeba River. The Słowiński National Park, best known for its shifting dunes, stretches immediately west of the town. With its harbor, beach, national park and wide range of tourist attractions, Łeba is now one of the most important tourism centers on the Pomeranian coast between Kołobrzeg and Hel.
Wanderdüne bei Leba
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The fishing harbor and wide sandy beach are among Łeba’s attractions and help make it a popular tourist destination. Great outings for the whole family include Sea Park Łeba Oceanarium and the dinosaur park in Łeba.
Słowiński National Park (Słowiński Park Narodowy)
The shifting dunes (Góry Białe) lie west of the town. The highest of them, the Łącka Dune, reaches a height of 42 meters. The shifting dunes attract researchers, scientists and nature lovers alike. Visitors can explore the dunes on foot, by rental bicycle or by electric vehicle.
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