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Sopot Beach, Sopot

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Making up part of the coast on the Baltic Sea, Sopot Beach serves as an extension to the town's health spas and resorts. Many people come to the beachside town for the healing properties of the spa waters and the expert treatments, so the location maintains a quiet, tranquil atmosphere. This vibe also dominates the beach, where many spa clients overflow onto the sand. Be aware that the waters are often quite chilly. Take a walk along the pier that stretches from the middle of the beach for panoramic views of the beach and water. Work out when and for how long to visit Sopot Beach and other Sopot attractions using our handy Sopot trip itinerary planning website.

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Sopot Beach reviews

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1,620 reviews

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4.5

By Travelhampster

Gorgeous, sandy beach with many options for food and entertainment. We went a little off season and it was not crowded at all but I imagine that it would be a very popular spot in the summer months.

Gorgeous, sandy beach with many options for food and entertainment. We went a little off season and it was not crowded at all but I imagine that it would be a very popular spot in the summer months. more »
By Aida G

Even in October, the beach is a great place to walk around. Because we were in the off-season, everything appeared to be quiet. Some cafes and restaurants were open.

Even in October, the beach is a great place to walk around. Because we were in the off-season, everything appeared to be quiet. Some cafes and restaurants were open. more »
By EvaT1574

We visited it in September and it was a bit drizzling and windy but it was full with people and we saw one man in swimsuit. Obviously it must be nicer in summer but we enjoyed it. Around are many...

We visited it in September and it was a bit drizzling and windy but it was full with people and we saw one man in swimsuit. Obviously it must be nicer in summer but we enjoyed it. Around are many... more »

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By Karthik

Quite crowded beach during summers especially during holidays. We can bath during summers as it wouldn't be very cold, just that we may need to find appropriate place to bath as some areas are filled with lot of algae which smells badly. Unfortunately there wasn't any facility for taking shower, only we could change clothes. Waves are quite strong here.

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By Magda Bekou

Long, sandy beach that is only a few minutes away from the city centre. It can get very busy in the summer months but it is much calmer off season. Dogs are only allowed from the start of October and not during the high season. Various cafeterias, fish restaurants and ice cream stores l along the coast.

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By Just me

Beautiful beach. Water is great in summer. Lots to enjoy.

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By Duffy Suhaimi

A very nice small town for tourists and locals alike, the beach is clean and tidy and the environment is very pleasing....

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By Felix

After some recommendations we visited Sopot Beach. We were quite disappointed since in comparison to other beaches around Gdansk the water was kind of dirty and there was a quite awkward smell. Maybe all the other days it's a perfect location but we definitely would not recommend that beach for swimming.

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