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Chałupy – a seaside resort between the Baltic Sea and Puck Bay

Accommodation in Chałupy

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Chałupy is located at the base of the Hel Peninsula, between the open Baltic Sea and Puck Bay. The village combines a wide beach on the sea side with the shallow, calm waters of the bay.

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Water sports on Puck Bay

The calm, shallow waters of Puck Bay make windsurfing an obvious activity to consider during a stay in Chałupy. At the pier, FunSurf runs a school and rental service for windsurfing, kitesurfing, wing foiling and surfing. There are also water sports schools and equipment rental outlets in the village. Those considering several water sports will find a range of options to include in their travel plans.

Chałupy combines this range of water sports with its location between the Baltic Sea and Puck Bay. A day on the wide beach facing the open sea is also part of the village’s character. When planning your trip, you can therefore consider both water sports in the bay and time on the open-sea beach, without treating them as the same experience.

Kashubian boats and St. Anne’s Church

At the end of July, Chałupy hosts the annual festival “Kaszëbszczie bôtë pod żôglame,” meaning “Kashubian Boats under Sail” in English. The festival offers the chance to see regattas featuring old fishing boats, including Pomerankas as well as rowing, sailing and punting boats. Visitors interested in maritime culture can get a specific insight into different traditional types of boats. As the festival takes place at a set time of year, it is particularly worth considering when planning a trip for the end of July.

Another distinctive building is St. Anne’s Church. Its structure is designed to evoke a Checz—a traditional fishermen’s cottage. This is a distinctive architectural reference, different from the maritime festival tradition: here, the focus is on the form of a building; there, on old fishing boats and their regattas. Together, these aspects give a stay in Chałupy a cultural dimension alongside the beach and water sports.

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Getting around by train and bike

Chałupy is one of the holiday resorts on the Hel Peninsula with a rail connection. The R10 route also runs along the peninsula and through the village, between Władysławowo and Kuźnica. If you are travelling by bike, you can consider Chałupy as a stop along this route. This information can help when choosing accommodation if you want to take rail connections and cycling into account when deciding on a holiday destination.

Near the fishing harbour there is a rest area with bicycle racks, benches, a repair kit and an information board. From there, you can enjoy a view of the bay. The area provides practical facilities for cyclists and a place to take in the view of Puck Bay. The bicycle racks and repair kit are part of the amenities, along with the benches and information board.

Chałupy brings these different features together in one place, though they do not all offer the same kind of experience. If you would like to compare other destinations, you can also see Ostrowo and Chłapowo.

For an overview of the wider area, see Władysławowo.

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