The West Pomeranian Voivodeship is located in northwestern Poland and renowned for its extensive coastline and lush, diverse landscapes. Read more...

The West Pomeranian Voivodeship (Województwo zachodniopomorskie) is distinguished by its long Baltic coastline, featuring beautiful sandy beaches, cliffs, and several seaside resorts. Inland, the landscape comprises a mix of agricultural fields, forests, and over 500 lakes, including parts of the Pomeranian Lake District. Notable natural areas include the Woliński National Park, known for its bison reserve. It is a significant conservation area for European bison, and the park's coastal location provides habitat for many unique bird species. The Drawa National Park offers diverse ecosystems and stunning scenery. The coastal areas are home to unique seaside vegetation, and are an important location for migratory birds, especially waterfowl. Inland forests, predominantly mixed and beech, are rich in biodiversity. They are inhabited by red and roe deer, wild boars, and smaller mammals like badgers and foxes. Big-game hunters will find abundant opportunities in West Pomeranian Voivodeship, and waterfowl aficionados should definitely put this part of Poland on their maps. Hide details