Lake Morzycko covers an area of approximately 330 hectares.
The lake's maximum depth of 60 meters makes it a popular destination for scuba diving enthusiasts.
The beach is part of a larger town development plan aimed at promoting 'Geopark' tourism in the region.
The lake is fed by underground springs, contributing to its water classification.
The surrounding terrain is part of the Cedynia Landscape Park.
Beach Moryń is a public bathing area located on the shores of Lake Morzycko in western Poland. The lake itself is the second deepest in the West Pomeranian Voivodeship, reaching depths of approximately 60 meters. The beach facilities include a designated swimming zone, a pier, and infrastructure for local water sports. The area is maintained by the Moryń municipality and features a pedestrian promenade connecting the beach to the historic town center. The lake is known for its glacial origins and relatively clear water quality during the peak summer season.
The end of the wooden pier at sunset looking back toward the town's greenery.
Bring water shoes if you prefer to avoid the pebbled sections of the lake entry.
Visit the nearby medieval town walls of Moryń after your swim for a historical walk.
Parking is located within walking distance, but fills up quickly on summer weekends.
Do not attempt to swim to the middle of the lake without a support vessel, as the depth changes rapidly and boat traffic is common.
The bathing area is officially monitored by lifeguards only during the summer season.
Public bathing attire is standard; observe local regulations regarding littering and protection of the surrounding landscape park.
