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What Beaches Are In Sopot?
The name of this article may be a little misleading as, technically, there is only one really long beach in Sopot, the centre of which is Sopot Molo. To the south, you will find more restaurants and bars and, eventually, it joins the Gdańsk district of Jelitkowo. To the north, you will find more parkland and a coastal trail that will eventually lead you to Gdynia. We prefer this end of things because you will find more space for yourself and, if you don't feel like swimming, you can take a walk amidst hinterland nature.Read our article on Gdańsk Beaches: The Best Spots To Take A Dip!
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What to do at the beach in Sopot?
You can swim, of course! If you're privy to melanoma, then you can sunbathe for unessecarily lengths of time. There are plenty of snack shacks abound, with Bar Przystań rated as being one of the best fish bars in the whole country. As suits its resort image, the beach has endless opportunities for outdoor types; ranging from cruises on mock pirate boats to being dragged behind a speedboat on a banana. Beach football and volleyball tournaments take place pretty much each day, and August 4, 8 and 25 will see swimming races around the pier take place. If you fancy your chances you’ll need to register before 10:00 on the day of the race. Feeding the overly-friendly geese is also a real novelty for the kids, however, a recent campaign has been asking beachgoers to stop, as it causes wing deformities. In which case, go buy some real bird seed!
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