Local Attractions

At Lake Jamno, you can catch great specimens of crucian carp, bream, sea trout, perch, tench, and eel. Fishing enthusiasts can purchase special permits at the Fishery Farm in Mielno at 43 Chrobrego Street and at the post office in Mielno at 5 1-go Maja Street. These permits authorize spinning fishing and fishing with two rods in the area from Lake Jamno to the bridge by the Jamneński Canal, as well as on the Strzeżenica River. On the website www.zpw.pl under the heading Permit Fishery Farm Mielno, you will find the current price lists. It is also possible to purchase a permit for sea fishing. Rates and procedures for obtaining the permit are also available on the www.zpw.pl website.

The homestead is an example of typical 19th-century Jamno architecture. On its grounds, there is a reconstructed peasant cottage that showcases the most characteristic artifacts of the material culture of former Jamno inhabitants. Meanwhile, in the modern barn, workshops, meetings, and various cultural events are held. It also houses the office of the Ethnography Department of the Museum in Koszalin.

The nature reserve "Sieciemińskie Sundews" is located behind the village of Przytok (a signpost on the left will lead to the site) on the Sianów – Ratajki – Polanów route. The purpose of protecting the reserve's nature is to preserve the transitional peat bog with characteristic, rare, and protected plant species - primarily four varieties of sundews. The peat bog currently ranks among the most floristically interesting sites within the Karnieszewice Forest District, and due to its location, natural values, and picturesque nature, it is used for education and teaching. Within the reserve, a boardwalk with a viewing platform and educational boards have been established. Among the legally protected vascular plants occurring in the reserve are: bog sedge, long-leaved sundew, intermediate sundew, round-leaved sundew, oval-leaved sundew, common peat, bog cotton grass, neglected bladderwort, small bladderwort, northern water-lily.

The lighthouse in Gąski was built at the end of the 19th century and reaches a height of 50.2 meters. It is open to visitors. A winding granite staircase leads to the top – to reach the terrace you have to climb 190 steps. From the top, there is a picturesque view of the Baltic Sea, with Sarbinowo, Chłopy, Mielno, and Unieście visible from here. The lighthouse is located in the center of the village; at the base of the tower, there is the lighthouse keeper's house, stalls with food and souvenirs, and a nicely developed area. The lighthouse is listed in the register of historic monuments. In our offer, for an additional fee, it is possible to organize a trip to the lighthouse with the famous ogórek (a type of jeep).

Sightseeing cruises take place on ships sailing from the roadstead at the Darłówek East port (including one styled after a Viking ship). A standard sightseeing cruise lasts about 40 minutes. On the ship, there is a pirate zone with a bar, and atmospheric shanty music plays on the deck. You can also purchase a souvenir certificate confirming your sea adventure in Darłowo. Tickets can be purchased directly at the port by the quay in Darłówek East near the drawbridge.

The Wax Museum in Kołobrzeg is a wonderful attraction for the whole family. Only here can you meet the best-represented wax figures of people who have made their mark in cinematic, political, and sports history. Additionally, there are magical and beautiful presentations for children. Here, you can take interesting and fun photos among famous characters in a magical place.