Gąski, Koszalin County, Coastal village in West Pomeranian Voivodeship, Poland
Gąski is a coastal village on the Pomeranian Coast in West Pomerania, stretching along sandy Baltic Sea beaches. The settlement includes residential buildings and small guesthouses scattered between the shore and wooded areas.
The village developed as a settlement on the Baltic coast over generations as families built homes along the shore. A turning point came in 2012 when residents voted against plans for a nuclear power plant, shaping the community's vision for the region.
The village maintains its bond with the sea through daily use of the coast, with residents and visitors drawing on fishing heritage and seaside traditions. This connection shapes the local rhythm and gives the place its character.
The village sits about 18 kilometers west of Koszalin and is accessible by regional roads. Visitors can find simple lodging options and reach beaches on foot or by car, with parking available near the village center.
The place serves as a testing ground for renewable energy projects and sustainable coastal management in the region. These initiatives make this small village a location where visitors can observe coastal conservation efforts in action.
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