Plaża Międzywodzie, Baltic Sea beach in Międzywodzie, Poland

Plaża Międzywodzie is the sandy Baltic beach of Międzywodzie in the West Pomeranian Voivodeship, on the Kamień County coast about 500 km northwest of Warsaw. The village lies on a narrow spit between the Baltic Sea and the Zalew Kamieński lagoon, so open water borders the beach on both sides. The local climate is continental, with July averages near 18 °C and January lows around −6 °C.

This beach developed as a tourist destination in the early 1900s and saw major growth after World War II during Poland's reconstruction period. Since then it has become an established visitor destination.

Międzywodzie takes its name from its position between the Baltic Sea and Lake Żółcino, a strip of land with water on both sides. The name is still used locally for the resort, and the beach sits on the seaward side of that narrow isthmus.

During summer months you will find monitored swimming areas, lifeguard stations, changing rooms, and food vendors along the beach. Most facilities operate fully in the warmer months, while services decrease in other seasons.

Międzywodzie sits on a narrow spit between the Baltic Sea and the Kamieński Lagoon, roughly 500 km northwest of Warsaw in West Pomeranian Voivodeship. The spit is so narrow that the water of the open sea lies on one side and the sheltered lagoon on the other, so a short walk crosses from one shore to the other.