Dębina lies at the foot of the 40 m-high Dębiński Cliff; the international R10 cycling route runs through the village. Two millstones are reminders of a former glassworks. The Ustka municipality counts Dębina among its most important holiday resorts east of the town of Ustka and the Słupia River. This gives visitors different ways to plan a stay: cliffside views, cycling, swimming and local history.

Cliff Views and Getting Your Bearings

At the edge of the Dębiński Cliff, there is a viewing point with a westward view of the area known as Kamienisko. A forest path leads to cycling station No. 7 and this viewing point. The viewpoint and cycling station are two specific landmarks for finding your way around the cliff. If these destinations are important to your visit, check local updates in advance on the current condition of the cycling station and viewing point.

Beach and Swimming Area

Parts of Dębina’s beach are stony; its swimming area is suitable for swimming. In an official list for a specific year, Kąpielisko Morskie Dębina is listed as a bathing area in Dębina. When planning a day for swimming, check the latest local information on bathing conditions. Also bear in mind that the stony sections affect only parts of the beach.

Cycling Around Dębina

The international R10 cycling route runs through Dębina. Nearby, the road from Rowy to Dębina is more than 4 km long. In addition, some sections of the red cycling trail in the area are strenuous to ride. When choosing a route, the specific section matters: this assessment applies to individual sections, not the entire red cycling trail. The R10 route through Dębina and the strenuous sections of the red trail can therefore be treated as separate points of reference.

Paragliding on the Cliffs

The cliffs of Dębina are used for paragliding. High cliffs, sea breezes and open spaces provide suitable conditions. If you are planning a flight, check the current local options in advance. Paragliding thus complements the cycling and swimming options with an activity directly connected to the cliff landscape.

Traces of the Glassworks’ History

At the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries, Pomerania’s largest glassworks operated in Dębina for more than 30 years. Two large, circular millstones set in the ground are remnants of this former glassworks. Its long period of operation and the stones provide two specific points of reference for the area’s former industrial use. The history of the glassworks adds a distinct cultural theme to the area’s landscape and bathing attractions.

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