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Jarosławiec, gmina Postomino, powiat sławieński, nad Morzem Bałtyckim, woj. zachodniopomorskie
The cliff in Jarosławiec is the largest cliff on the central Polish coast - its length is about 2 km and its height reaches as much as 24 metres. At the beginning of the 20th century the sea shore here retreated inland by about 0.5 m per year.
Jarosławiec lies in the Postomino municipality, Sławno county (West Pomeranian Voivodeship). To limit abrasion, groynes and a protective concrete revetment were built; large boulders and concrete tetrapods have been placed along the cliff.
A high, long cliff shore with the Jarosławiec lighthouse, views of the Baltic and the shore fortifications.
For tourists holidaying on the central coast.
The cliff is accessible year-round.
