A gorgeous beach area with cafes, restaurants and souvenir stalls. Be warned you might need to bring cash if you want to rent a bike, beach chair or use one of the lockers. Easy to get to via both the 8 and 9 trams from the station. Remember to buy return tickets before arriving here unless you know Polish and can use the Apps. The only ticket app I found in English was called Jakdojade and you had to purchase tickets that were activated on purchase, which also used a wallet system that you could only fill up with minimum of 5PLN and no decimals

Clean and good beach. I liked this place.

Good place for swimming and sunbathing they have library so you can read at the beach (in Polish). It has change cabins, but toilet is far and payment required.great view at night.

The most beautiful beach in Gdansk. Wide, nice and quiet. Breathtaking view of the harbor. Next to the restaurant, bar, playground and parking (paid during the season). Convenient access by tram (currently under renovation) and by bus.

The most well known and popular beach in the Gdańsk area. With its smooth, silky sand (but a few shells in place) and full sea view, it is hard to beat. Around it are beach cafes for food, although don't expect gourmet dining. But good enough for the day. Prices at tourist levels, though not at all outrageous. Definitely a great place for families. The only downside is getting there. I am not a driver so can't tell you about that. As far as I know, it is only Tram 8 from the centre that goes there (although at times of writing - summer 2019 - there is a lot of work to replace the tram lines on the last part of the journey there, so you have to get Tram 8 followed by Bus T8). In the daytime it is ok, but towards the evening it is rather less regular and you can be waiting a while. Also, no place to buy tickets at the tram stop (get them onboard the tram). ... and this is why I'm not giving 5 stars! ;-)

Great views, few people - a perfect place for a walk with dogs

The nature of the beach is almost untouched. No unnecessary stands or chairs just sand and some bins. The entrance has some nice food stands and stands you can borrow things from

Lovely beach. It was close to sundown when we visited to dip our toes in the Baltic. Still a lot of people milling around, but the bars didn't seem to be doing much trade. Guess it's really busy during the day, particularly when the direct tram link to Gdansk returns.

Stogi beach, which can be reached from the centre by tram, has a vast area of soft sand. At the entrance there are a few restaurants. On the left there is the Port of Gdańsk with its cranes. On the right the sand stretches for over 3 km, and behind the beach there are various paths through the forest.

A lovely beach with golden sands. A number of small cafes on the approach to the beach. Highly accessible by public transport from Gdansk via regular bus & tram services. Thoroughly recommended

Clean beach with a beautiful view (especially at night) of the port.

Really nice peaceful walk along the sea.

Naked beach, no vendors, cafes, bars on the beach. But short walk, can find restaurants that are decently priced. Water is dirty. Have to check beforehand if good to swim. Sand was nice. Bring an umbrella or something to have shade.

The beach is clean. few people, easy to find a place. There are no changing rooms. The view is spoiled by technical facilities

Amazing beach and you can have food and drinks near by you easily .

Nice beach, not many people, good view, pretty sunset

My favourite beach. Clean water, not too crowded. Easy access by public transport.

Beautifully clean beach. Shops and places to eat nearby.

Fantastic beach and place for fun in Gdansk

Great sand and beautiful water. Not so crowded during the week despite the summer holidays. Unfortunately, there is quite a lot of rubbish (especially cigarette butts) despite there being a few rubbish bins and you are accompanied by quiet construction site noises (which didn't bother us that much). Super centrally located.

Awesome dog beach

Nice place

Nice 👍🏾