The seaside promenade is Ustka’s social hub and the lively heart of the resort. It is also the venue for numerous festivals, concerts, and cultural events. After a day at the beach, this is where people show off their fresh tan or meet friends in the many cafés and summer gardens.
Visible from 18 nautical miles away, this neo-Gothic lighthouse has been guiding sailors and fishermen safely to the port for over 100 years. It is open to visitors, and climbing to the top rewards you with beautiful views of the old town, golden beaches, and the picturesque promenade.
Ustka boasts a charming old fishing village with traditional timber-framed architecture and plenty of green areas perfect for long walks. For those who enjoy more than just sunbathing, the town offers many historical attractions — each monument telling its own unique story. You can also spend pleasant moments in the numerous bars and cafés or along the vibrant promenade.
Located 2.3 km from the hotel. It connects the western and eastern parts of the town.
Just 800 meters from Hotel Ustka, you will find an Aquapark with a small pool complex and a water slide. Guests can reach the Aquapark free of charge by public transport, provided they pay the local tourist fee. It’s only two bus stops away.
Ustka has its own natural brine resources, which were used to build municipal graduation towers. Brine flows through a dense structure of branches, creating a healing aerosol in the air. Ustka’s brine has stimulating properties, and spending several minutes in the towers helps replenish iodine levels.
The first and second piers form the entrance to the seaport. The third pier is located about 2 km west of the town and is a relic from World War II.
This complex of former German fortifications has been partially restored and opened to visitors. It features multimedia exhibits, audiovisual installations, and historical artifacts that shed light on Ustka’s turbulent wartime history.
Walking eastward from Hotel Ustka along the beach, you can admire high coastal cliffs stretching for several kilometers. They reveal layers of geological formations, including deposits of therapeutic peat (borowina). In some places, the peat naturally flows down the slope onto the beach, forming brown streams and pools.
The town encourages beach volleyball enthusiasts to choose Ustka as their holiday destination by providing two courts dedicated to beach volleyball. A seasonal court is located on the main city beach near the pier, and a year-round court can be found on Rybacka Street, about 400 meters from Hotel Ustka.