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Poland · PL

Plaża przy Czerwonej Rzeczce

On the Polish Baltic coast east of Ustronie Morskie, a small river called the Czerwona — the "Red River" — wanders down through the pines and meets the sea on a wide, uncrowded stretch of fine sand. Plaża przy Czerwonej Rzeczce, the beach named for that little watercourse, is the kind of spot you come to for quiet and open sky rather than for sunbeds and kiosks: it is a genuinely wild, amenity-free beach where the main attraction is the river mouth itself. The river is what makes the place special. Tinged red by the peat it drains, the Czerwona constantly shifts its channel along the shore and on some days simply dies out in the sand without ever quite reaching the waves. Where it does run through, it has carved little miniature cliffs at its banks. It is warm enough to paddle and swim in, popular with anglers, and a delight for children. Around it the shoreline runs long and level, the sand pale and soft, the water clear and turquoise with a gentle slope into the sea. Because there are no facilities here, the beach keeps the calm, empty feel that busier resorts lose by midsummer. It suits walkers, dog owners and anyone who would rather hear surf and birdsong than music from a beach bar — and in return it asks you to take your rubbish home with you.