Attractions Jurata
Coastal climate and the Hel Peninsula
Beach 450 m away
Piers and waterfront platforms
Attractions in Hel
Museum of Fisheries
11,5 km
The Museum of Fisheries in Hel is a branch of the National Maritime Museum in Gdańsk. The museum is housed in the former Evangelical Church of Saints Peter and Paul—a 15th-century building taken over by the state. The museum building is situated in the very center of the town, near the harbor.
Museum of Coastal Defence
9,5 km
The Museum of Coastal Defense houses its exhibitions within the structures of the former German coastal artillery battery “Schleswig-Holstein” and at Emplacement No. 4 of the pre-war Heliodor Laskowski Battery. One of the structures is a multi-story fire-control tower.
Professor Krzysztof Skóra Seal Sanctuary
11 km
As part of an academic research and educational facility, the Seal Sanctuary of the University of Gdańsk’s Institute of Oceanography Marine Station supports the restoration and protection of grey seals in the southern Baltic region.
Promenade at the Tip
13 km
South of the Hel fishing harbor, there are gravel-surfaced walking terraces. Near the site of the demolished Heliodor Laskowski battery, these transition into a promenade featuring viewing decks elevated above the level of the dunes. The total length of the promenade is 527 meters.
Pier in Jurata
700 m
The Jurata Pier is a 320-meter-long wooden structure located on the southern coast of Jurata, facing the Bay of Puck. It serves as an extension of the Międzymorze promenade. On clear days, the coastline of the Tricity is easily visible.
Jastarnia Pier
3 km
The 120-meter-long pier in Jastarnia is located on the southern coast of the Hel Peninsula, facing the Bay of Puck. It serves as an extension of Stelmaszczyka Street, the town’s main promenade. The Northern Kashubia military tourist trail runs across the structure.
Cycle paths along the Hel Peninsula
20 m
Embark on a cycling trip along the Hel Peninsula and discover coastal landscapes from one of Poland’s most picturesque routes. The paths wind through forests, seaside resorts, and areas bordering Puck Bay and the Baltic Sea, creating the perfect setting for active sightseeing. It is an excellent choice for cycling enthusiasts who love the seaside atmosphere and a leisurely way to explore the charms of the coast.