Polish Baltic Coast Beaches See Both Tourist Misbehavior and German Visitor Praise

Early summer visits to the Polish Baltic coast have brought large crowds to beaches such as those around the seaside towns. Visitors report loud music from portable speakers, early‑morning drinking and litter, with some parents leaving children unattended. One interviewee, Anna Iwańska, said, "O 13 już byli pijani" (they were already drunk by 1 p.m.). Others describe makeshift beach enclosures that limit space for families and note the prevalence of waste even in non‑tourist areas.

In contrast, a German TikTok duo documented a recent trip to the small resort town of Pobierowo. They highlighted the town’s "bajkowa" (fairy‑tale) beach with wide white sand, few crowds, and a welcoming atmosphere for their dogs. They praised local restaurants, especially pierogi and a 60‑cm casserole, and found the nearby campsite clean and reasonably priced at €35‑45 per night. The visitors said they plan to return, calling the spot a "Polish Dubai" and a strong tourist magnet.