Sianozety: Beach, Pier and Coastal Paths
Accommodation in Sianozety
Sianozety offers a beach, a pier and trails for active days on the Baltic Sea. If you want to plan your stay around swimming, cycling or hiking, you will find a range of options here: a wide sandy beach, designated hiking and cycling trails, and a pier that is also used for walks.
Beach and bathing area
The wide sandy beach in Sianozety is about 1,400 m long. In summer, it has a supervised bathing area. The designated summer bathing area is reported to cover 1,400 m of coastline, excluding two water lanes used by the local so-called shore fishing harbour facility. These figures provide context for the beach length and the extent of the bathing area, as specified.
Three renovated, safe and signposted access points lead to the beach from Ku Morzu, Lotnicza and Sztormowa streets. During the summer season, a designated section of beach is also set aside for dogs: it is west of beach access point No. 1 and covers part of plot 324/7. If you are travelling with a dog, you can take this section into account when choosing a beach area; this information applies to the summer season.
Cycling
The international coastal cycling route R10 passes through Sianozety. Within the area covered by the responsible forestry office, it is about 48 km long and runs over asphalt, unpaved paths and cobblestones. These different surfaces are characteristic of the route. If you are considering including the R10 in your trip, its approximate length offers a practical guide for planning your day.
A cycling trip to Kołobrzeg is another option to consider as an excursion: there is a cycle path in Sianozety that invites you to ride there. This local detail adds another cycling option to the information about the R10, without assuming any specific connection between the two.
Hiking trails and the pier
The red-marked international long-distance hiking trail E-9 leads from Sianozety in two directions. Towards Gąski, it passes through Ustronie Morskie and Wieniotowo before reaching the Gąski Lighthouse; the route is about 9 km long. Towards Kołobrzeg, the trail passes through Bagicz and is about 10 km long. This gives you a choice of two described destinations and route lengths for a hike. You can use them to decide whether you would prefer to head towards the Gąski Lighthouse or Kołobrzeg.
Sianozety also has a pier, which is a tourist attraction and a place for walks. The piers in Sianozety and Ustronie Morskie extend 100 m out to sea. The Sianozety area lies within the Koszaliński Pas Nadmorski Protected Landscape Area. The beach, a walk along the pier and the trails through the surrounding area therefore appeal to different interests, without requiring you to limit your trip to just one activity.
If you would also like to consider another place in this selection besides Sianozety, you can find Kukinia here.
For the broader travel overview: Ustronie Morskie.
