The most active dunes move at a speed of up to ten metres a year. You can hike and bike, ride a horse, sail and swim amid fragrant woods and picturesque lakes, while additional attractions are provided by museums, lighthouses, charming little churches, palaces and, on top of that, a modern-day duchy.
The vast, shallow coastal lakes Gardno and Łebsko, former sea bays that were cut off from the Baltic by accumulating sand bars, attract flocks of birds and birdwatchers alike. Pine forests are home to rare animals, while secluded villages cultivate old Slavic traditions. And then of course there is the sea...
Source: Poland - an ilustrated guidebook. For more information look at Pascal
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