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Krynica Morska
- the Only Such Place
in the World

wersja polska

Krynica Morska is one of the smallest towns in Poland in terms of the number of residents. Situated in the north of Poland, on a small patch of land - a spit of the Vistula, surrounded by the Baltic Sea waters on the north and by the Bay of the Vistula on the south, and overgrown with the evergreen pine and beech forest, it has been attracting thousands of tourist for decades. What makes the tourists come here yearly?
It is definitely the climate, the clear air abounding in iodine, long, sandy beaches full of soft sand - so pleasant for the feet, the high, white dune swells, the waters of the Vistula Bay, ideal for yachting and rich in fish, and the beautiful, thicket forests with a wide variety of plants and animals.

Urząd Miasta
Krynicy Morskiej/
The Krynica Morska
Town Office
ul. Górników 15
82-120 Krynica Morska
tel. (055) 247 65 27
fax (0 55) 247 65 66
www.krynicamorska.pl
e-mail: um@krynicamorska.pl

Several thousand holiday makers, starving for sun, bathing in the sea and other attractions, visit Krynica Morska every year. The peculiarity of Krynica is that every visitor can rest in his favorite way, as we offer beaches with a full tourist base, i.e. water equipment rental, slides, changing rooms and beach bars, as well as wild and desolated spots. The beach near Piaski is enjoying growing popularity and is especially fancied by advocates of sunbathing in the nude.
Everyone visiting Krynica Morska will find some space to rest alone, to get lost in the crowd, to have fun with a group of friends or to observe the richness of nature. The highest dune, Camel's Hump (48.5 m above sea level) is a view point for, on one side, the Baltic Sea and on the other side, the Vistula Bay, whose sea-line is closed by the Elbląg Upland Hills, housing the Frombork Cathedral. One can experience thrilling moments among the 150-year-old trees in the Beech Reserve, where you can meet deer, foxes, wild boars and an uncountable number of birds.
You should also see the town's old building structure, dating back to the beginning of the 20th c. and constituting a group of monumental villas and pensions, and the light house - one of few on the coast available for sightseeing.
Staying in Krynica, one can take a boat cruise to Frombork or Elbląg, a water-plane flight to Kaliningrad, a trip to Gdańsk, Malbork or to the Cormorant Reserve in Kąty Rybackie.
Krynica's pride are the life-guards from WOPR in Elbląg, thanks to whom Krynica came second in a contest for the safest sea-side resort in northern Poland.
Krynica Morska is seeking to obtain health resort status, thanks to the presence of various mineral waters - chloride-sulphate-magnesium-soda, bromide, iodine, boronic and hypothermal, ideal for treatment and recreation.
Vistors to Krynica Morska may stay in hotels, pensions, holiday centers and lodgings, as well as on camping grounds.
Krynica Morska is situated in a very good communication point: far away from the noise and yet accessible for the tourists. One may get here by freeway from Gdańsk 79 km, Elbląg 61 km and Warsaw 360 km and by waterway from Elbląg, Frombork and Kaliningrad.