Dębki

Just like Karwia, the small historical town of Dębki has long been known as a decent wave spot. Big waves and strong westerly wind is the magic formula – on good days it can top logo-high here. What’s more, the current stays manageable and in contrast to Karwia there’s hardly any shorebreak. There’s even a small, shallow-water area and a good atmosphere too; deserted forests back a wide, fine sandy beach. Space is sometimes tight in summer, but if it weren’t for all the visitors you wouldn’t be able to enjoy a post-session drink in the numerous bars. Paid parking in the woods about 100m from the beach.