Pustkowo Beach, Beach in Pustkowo, Poland
Plaża Pustkowo is a sandy beach on the Polish Baltic coast, located at the foot of a small cliff in the village of Pustkowo. The wide strip of sand has three access points from the village above, one of which is adapted for wheelchairs and strollers.
The beach at Pustkowo was significantly widened through sand replenishment works, making it one of the broader beaches in the Rewal area. These works changed the shape of the shore and expanded the usable sandy surface for visitors.
Plaża Pustkowo receives the Blue Flag award each year, which signals clean water and well-maintained facilities. Along the shoreline, visitors can spot memorial stones and trees dedicated to notable figures, giving the walk a reflective quality.
The beach is open around the clock all year, and in summer lifeguards patrol a supervised section of the water. Sun loungers, restrooms, nearby restaurants, and activities for children are available during the main season.
Between June and September, dogs are not allowed on most of the beach, but a dedicated zone about 330 feet (100 meters) long is marked to the west of access point 31 where they are welcome. This makes the beach one of the few in the area that officially accommodates both swimmers and dog walkers in separate spaces.
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