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Łeba (Plaża Wschodnia i Plaża Zachodnia), powiat lęborski, woj. pomorskie
Łeba is a seaside tourist resort on the Baltic, famous for its wide, sandy beaches and its proximity to Słowiński National Park with its shifting dunes. Łeba has two main beaches: the Eastern Beach and the Western Beach.
Łeba lies in the Lębork district (Pomeranian Province), on the sandbar between the sea and the lakes Łebsko and Sarbsko. Słowiński National Park (established on 1 January 1967, area about 327 km²) protects, among other things, shifting dunes that migrate eastwards by several metres a year; the highest dune, Łącka Góra, is about 42 m high.
For families, nature lovers and those seeking spacious beaches away from the crowds.
The municipal beaches in Łeba are open to all; in season some bathing areas are guarded. Entry to the Słowiński NP (dunes) requires a ticket.
Guarded bathing areas operate in the summer season. The beaches are accessible all year round.
Łeba can be reached by road and by rail (seasonally). The shifting dunes can be reached on foot, by bike, by electric shuttle (melex) or by boat across Lake Łebsko.
