Holiday apartments & homes on the beach in Gdansk Gdansk

The beautiful little holiday home was furnished with great attention to detail, so we immediately felt very comfortable. It is equipped with everything that is needed. The landlords lived in one of the houses and immediately asked if we needed anything else. They are very friendly and provided us with good tips, for example, where to get fresh bread rolls in the morning.

The house is located on a generous property, on which two other holiday homes are also located. Everything is very well maintained and invites you to linger. For each house, enough privacy has been provided. The cars can also be parked on the enclosed property. In addition, 6 bicycles are available free of charge to the holidaymakers. The cycle path through the forest starts a few meters from the house.

The beach is a leisurely 20-minute walk through the forest. The beach itself is natural and beautifully empty. There are no fast food stands, sunshade installations, or loud music there. The water is relatively shallow, making it great for children. The sand is very fine. We didn't need bathing shoes.
An absolute dream for tranquility-seeking Baltic Sea holidaymakers far away from mass tourism!

You can't give more than 5 stars. But we would like to do so ;-) ! If you want to enjoy an active holiday, you are in the right place here on the Amber Coast with the Kosinski family! Basically, you book a city and educational trip as well as a beach holiday at the same time. You simply have to see the cities of Gdansk, Sopot (a chic seaside resort) and Marienburg. The latter (Marienburg) is a destination because of the castle of the same name of the former Teutonic Order with a chequered history. A common German-Polish history that one can only recommend to get to know. Our route also took us to Frauenburg with its overwhelming cathedral. We drove through the enchanting countryside of Warmia, which has something of a "low mountain range" with its hills and forests. If you like, you can also go hiking here and practically soak up pure nature. Frauenburg lies on the Silent Lagoon, which became the grave of many East Prussian refugees at the end of the war. If you are not familiar with the history of the town through your ancestors, it is highly recommended that you familiarise yourself with it in advance. Speaking of history: the former concentration camp Stutthof, practically located in one of the neighbouring villages, is also worth a visit, best to read up a bit beforehand. Our enthusiasm for the country, the people and the possibilities is clearly shared by what was offered to us by the Kosinski family. A very high-quality wooden house, lovingly furnished with everything you need to feel at home! We found the personal contact with Mrs. Kosinska very sympathetic and pleasant. Shopping facilities, restaurants etc. are easily accessible. Wishes are not left unfulfilled. Since we were only there for a week, we want to come back next year. But then for more than one week, there is still so much to discover......

We, 6 adults, 1 toddler and a dog, had a wonderful, peaceful vacation in this beautiful house. The house is very clean, cozy and tastefully decorated and lacks nothing. The large, covered terrace has become our second home and was our meeting point in the mornings for breakfast and in the evenings after excursions - e.g. to Gdansk, Malbork (Marienburg), the Vistula Delta, for bike rides or walks to the beautiful natural beach. A special highlight is the beautiful, well-maintained garden, lovingly designed with a lot of love. The landlords speak perfect German and they are very helpful and friendly to humans and animals. Our dog immediately recognized this and often stopped by the Kosinski family during her walks through the garden. The property is completely fenced, so dogs can also move around freely without any worries. We will definitely come back to this idyllic place for our vacation!!!