Excursion à vélo d’une journée de Łeba à Władysławowo

Ready for an epic ride along the Baltic coast? Start your day in Łeba, a laid-back seaside town famous for its gorgeous sandy beaches and the otherworldly Słowiński National Park, home to shifting sand dunes that look like a miniature desert. From here, your route winds east for roughly 99 kilometers—mostly over quiet roads, gravel stretches, and forest paths. Keep an eye out for varied surfaces: part paved, part unpaved, with plenty of scenic gravel and a few quirky paving stones thrown in.

The terrain isn’t flat, so expect some rolling hills and scenic forest sections. Take a break along the way to enjoy the pine forests and maybe even dip your toes in the sea. Your destination is Władysławowo, another classic Polish resort town at the very tip of the Hel Peninsula. It’s a fun spot, buzzing in summer, with great fish restaurants and epic views of the open sea.

It’s a route that packs in both wild nature and unique seaside charm—just don’t forget your camera and an appetite for adventure!