Sarbinowo is a small seaside village in the Mielno municipality, 20 km from Koszalin — quieter than Mielno itself, but with its own promenade, a lifeguarded bathing area and everything a family needs for a week. Here is what we recommend to Sunrise guests.
On the spot, without a car
- the beach 350 m from the resort — wide, sandy, lifeguarded in season
- the promenade with restaurants, fried-fish bars and ice cream — on the way to the beach
- sunrise over the sea: in summer between about 4:20 (June) and 5:30 (mid-August); the homepage shows today's time
- cycling: a flat path along the coast to Mielno (5 km) and to Gąski (6 km)
- two playgrounds in the resort and a barbecue in the evening — kids busy, parents on the terrace
A few kilometres away
- Mielno (5 km): pier, boardwalk, evening entertainment, the widest choice of restaurants around
- Gąski (6 km): one of the tallest lighthouses on the Polish coast, with a viewing platform
- Lake Jamno beyond Mielno: calm water for kayaks and pedal boats
- Chłopy (2 km): a small fishing harbour and smoked fish straight from the boat
For a rainy day
- Koszalin (20 km): water park, cinema, shopping centres, museum
- Kołobrzeg (35 km): harbour, lighthouse, pier, spa promenade, military museum
How to get to Sarbinowo
By car: about 3.5 hours from Poznań, about 6 from Warsaw, just under 2.5 from Szczecin and about 4 from Berlin. By train to Koszalin, then by bus to Sarbinowo or by taxi (about 25 minutes). Parking at the resort is free. You can check availability in the booking calendar.
