A winter break by the sea is an increasingly popular choice for families who do not want to queue for ski lifts. Empty beaches, stormy waves, a warm cottage and long evenings of board games — provided the cottage really is warm. All Sunrise Sarbinowo cottages and apartments have air conditioning with a heating mode, so they work all year round.
Why a cottage, not a room
In winter what matters is your own kitchen (hot soup after the beach), your own terrace for a mug of tea in the sun, and the fact that the children have room to let off steam without going outside. The two-storey cottages D1–D4 sleep up to 8 — for a break with the grandparents or with another family.
What to do in Sarbinowo in winter
- a morning walk to watch the sunrise over the sea — in winter it rises late (around 8:00 in January, around 7:00 by the end of February), so no alarm clock needed
- the beach after a storm: amber, shells, pieces of driftwood for the aquarium at home
- the Gąski lighthouse (6 km) and the pier in Mielno (5 km)
- the water park in Koszalin (20 km) for a rainy day
- Kołobrzeg (35 km): harbour, lighthouse, spa promenade
Off-season prices
The summer price list ends in September; winter dates, school breaks and holidays (Easter, Christmas, New Year's Eve and New Year) are priced individually — message LUCY or call us with your dates and number of guests. Outside the season shorter stays are welcome, check-in is from 15:00 and check-out by 10:00 (the Saturday-to-Saturday rule applies from May to September).
