Plaża w Świnoujściu-Warszowie, Baltic Sea beach in Warszów district, Świnoujście, Poland

The Warszów beach is a sandy Baltic Sea shore in the Warszów district of Świnoujście, on the western edge of Poland near the German border. The shore slopes gently into the water, and paved paths, seating areas and landscaped green spaces lie set back from the sand. The site sits about 500 km northwest of Warsaw.

The beach lies in the Warszów district of Świnoujście, on the island of Uznam, and is part of the municipality of Świnoujście in West Pomeranian Voivodeship. The area is about 500 km northwest of Warsaw. The local climate is moderate, with an average annual temperature of 8 °C, August averaging 20 °C and January −2 °C.

Locals use the beach year-round for swimming, walking, and casual games during warmer months. The waterfront promenade serves as a gathering space where people move freely between water and land.

Access is via Ku Morzu Street with paid parking options nearby; locals with special permits have free access. The best time to visit is during calm weather and lower tides for easier water access.

The beach lies in the Warszów district of Świnoujście, on the island of Wolin, about 500 km northwest of Warsaw. The LNG terminal visible offshore is the Świnoujście terminal, which began commercial operations in 2016.