Bialogora: Hotels and accommodations

Białogóra is located in the eastern part of the Słowińskie Coast, near the Baltic Sea and on the edge of the Wierzchucińskie Błota. Białogóra is considered a place where the sea and forest meet. The surrounding area includes pine forests, nearby Lake Babnica and the Białogórska Struga. There is also a sandy beach and a seasonal bathing area.

Nature

Białogóra lies entirely within the Nadmorski Landscape Protection Area. The Nadmorski Landscape Park begins at its eastern edge; the Białogóra Nature Reserve protects coastal wet forest and crowberry pine forest.

In the immediate vicinity, the beach area of the Lubiatowskie Dunes extends around Lubiatowo and Białogóra on the Baltic coast. It includes coastal dunes shaped by wind and waves.

Plaża Białogóra is located in the immediate vicinity of Białogóra. The surrounding area includes Plaża Lubiatowo, Plaża Kopalino and Plaża Dębki.

Paths

A pedestrian promenade leads from near the town center towards the sea. Białogóra has routes and trails used for cycling and walking excursions; cycling is explicitly one of the activities available to visitors to the area.

History

Białogóra is documented in written records from 1414 and bore the historical name Weissenberg; the Polish name appears in an inventory from 1534. Krokowo – Zamek is located in the surrounding area.

Surroundings

Białogóra is considered a quieter seaside resort for families who prefer less crowded bathing areas.

Other places at the same higher administrative level include Kosakowo, Rewa, Czarny Młyn, Kłanino, Sławutowo, Domatowo, Karwia and Gnieżdżewo.

To the higher-level travel overview: Putzig.