Plaża Dębina, Beach in Dębina, Poland

Plaża Dębina is a sandy beach along the Baltic Sea coast with fine white sand and natural dunes bordered by dense pine forests. The beach includes designated swimming areas, changing facilities, and rental options for water sports equipment.

The settlement emerged in the 18th century as part of early Pomeranian coastal community development. It grew with the increasing importance of fishing and maritime trade to the region.

The beach lies in Dębina, a settlement in Słupsk County, Pomeranian Voivodeship, about 400 km north of Warsaw. The area has a continental climate with an average temperature of 6 °C, ranging from about −6 °C in January to 18 °C in July. Visitors see weathered driftwood and two small grey stones scattered on the pale sand.

Plaża Dębina lies on the open Baltic coast of the Słupsk district, about 400 km northwest of Warsaw, with no town between the sand and the sea. The shore is wide and gently sloping, so the water stays shallow for some distance; the cliff behind it erodes and drops earth and stones onto the sand. Come prepared for changeable coastal weather, with July averaging around 18 °C and January around -6 °C.

The cliff behind the beach is a low, eroded bank of pale grey and beige earth, banded with darker streaks and small stones, with sparse green vegetation and a line of trees along its top. Weathered driftwood and thin sticks lie scattered on the pale sand below it.