Plaża Kopalino, Baltic Sea beach in Kopalino, Poland

Plaża Kopalino is a Baltic Sea beach that stretches along the coast with fine, light sand and gently sloping banks. The shoreline is framed by natural dunes and beach vegetation that provide a natural barrier to the landscape.

Kopalino is a village in the gmina of Choczewo, Wejherowo County, Pomeranian Voivodeship, about 400 km north of Warsaw on the Baltic coast. The surrounding land is farmland and forest, and the climate is continental, with July averages near 18 °C and January near −6 °C. The beach lies within this coastal setting.

The beach serves as a social hub where people gather year-round to walk, swim, and spend time with family and friends. Its role in local life reflects how Baltic communities have always looked to the sea as a natural extension of their home.

Access is from the village of Kopalino, roughly 400 km north of Warsaw in Powiat wejherowski, Pomorskie. The coast here faces the open Baltic, so wind and waves can change quickly; check conditions before swimming. The surrounding land is low and sandy, with the beach forming the northern edge of the settlement.

The beach lies in the village of Kopalino, in Wejherowo County, Pomeranian Voivodeship, about 400 km north of Warsaw. The area has a continental climate with an average temperature of 6 °C, and July averages 18 °C.