orlowo pier

Is not as crowded as the one in Sopot and is free of charge :) The area is suitable for a nice after lunch/dinner walk (in case weather conditions are also favorable). In the same area you have also a couple of bar/restaurants with acceptable service.

The Orłowo pier is part of a beautiful part of public beach front in Gdynia, a favourite with locals for weekend family walks. In the summer the pier and its vicinity are busy from morning till night with tourists and visitors. Beautiful view, seagulls overhead, nice spot rain or shine.

Excellent view over the baltic sea. Nice for a jogg ore a morning/evening stroll. Nice cafes and restaurants.

It is quit place, fantastic for romantic walk. Near is verry good restaurant called Tawerna Orlowska.

Orlowo is a quiet area, with the beautiful pier and the picturesque cliff, great for a walk with a sea view. And there is a nice cafe in the old house of the Polish writer Zeromski nearby to have a hot chocolate after the walk.

Scenic spot on the coast with a lovely Pier and Polish Restauracja adjacent. Walk the Pier and the beach..

There is a lovely walk between Sopot and Orlowo, along the beach or through the park, ending at Orlowo pier. There are cafes and restaurants at Orlowo. You can walk back or take the train.

If you would like to take a quiet stroll along the baltic sea in Gdynia and watch the cliff side you have to come to Orlowo Pier - smal but charming

Orlowo pier is shorter and less frequented than Sopot pier, which for me is an asset. You can rest there enjoyng the view of a beautiful cliff. and then visit Tawerna Orlowska, which overlooks the sea, for a nice meal or take a walk along the beach to Sopot.

For years, this place has inspired artists, writers, and common folk. It has the charm and the natural beauty which is hard to match. As a pier, it is fine, but the real attraction is the setting.

Went on a cruise with Gdynia the port to see Gdansk, which I did not fancy. Guide book gave a quick dismissal of Gdynia, despite this I set off on foot. Walked through some lovely gardens before arriving at this attractive pier. Many interesting ships to explore and a busy harbour with ferry boats coming and going. Plenty of benches to rest on and watch the world pass by. After the pier I took a stroll through a tree lined promenade just behind a clean beach.Plenty of local cafes at very reasonable prices.Glad I missed Gdansk as a good few of my cruise colleagues were not over impressed.

When visiting Gdynia we always make sure we visit Orlowo and Molo. We like it for the unique views and romantic atmosphere.

It's a smaller Sopot and therefore less crowdy! Here you can walk in the wood and swim in the sea. And eat some food! If you walk between Orlowo and Sopot you can find almost empty beaches even during high season! The beaches are nice!

Gdynia is very interesting, historical place in Europe history. Specially I like destroyer museum ship "Bluskowica" built in Graet Britain in year 1937 for Polish navy, with intersting and happy fate, participation in battle action without damage.

Beautiful beach ranging from Gdynia to Gdansk. There is a small pier and not that many tourists in October. Great place of a small romantic picnic or just sharing a bottle of wine. It is also walking distance from the nice mall