Dzwirzyno Ostsee

Dzwirzyno is a small beach resort town on Poland's Baltic coast facing northwest toward the sea. The spot features a protected sandy beach with multiple wooden groynes extending perpendicular to shore, typical of Baltic coast erosion management. The beach borders residential and commercial development immediately inland, with dense vegetation and forest areas visible to the south. This is a sheltered beach break with modest wave potential and choppy water conditions typical of enclosed Baltic waters. The groynes create separated water compartments, limiting free water movement but providing some wind protection. Best conditions occur with northeast to east winds (side-shore), which align with occasional stronger weather systems. The spot suits beginners and intermediates seeking protected conditions, though low average wind reliability (21.2%) means extended flat spells are common. Water temperatures average 10°C, requiring winter wetsuits. Avoid summer crowds (July-August) and respect the groyne obstacles. The 0.74m average wave height indicates reliance on wind-generated chop rather than swell.