Water sports

The Bay of Puck is an ideal place for those who enjoy water sports. It is one of the best spots in whole Europe for windsurfing and kitesurfing. The most apprecited places in Puck are the yacht harbour and marina.
On the waters of the Bay of Puck numerous sailing and windsurfing competitions are held, known not only in Poland and Europe but also in the world.

Seaside bicycle path

Seaside bicycle path streches from Puck through Swarzewo, Wladyslawowo, Jastarnia to Jurata - along the Bay of Puck.
Picturesque landscape, seaside hostels with small wharfs, catering offers and the possibility of renting a bicycle in Bike System - all of this makes Puck a perfect place for active recreation.
Whole 4 068 m of the bicycle path - from Plutnica alongside the shoreline of the Bay of Puck - guides you through the fishing port, nautical promenade, park of the name of Feliks Nowowiejski up to Rozgart.
Total length of circling the Bay of Puck bicycle path exceedes 40 km (source: http://www.miasto.puck.pl/).

Pedestrian and motor routes

Pedestrian routes

The blue route of 33 km from Puck to Wejherowo leads you along the border of Kepa Pucka, through Rzucewo, then Mrzezino, Lasy Wejherowskie, up to Kalwaria. The other routes: from Puck to Krokowa and from Puck to Swarzewo through Nadmorski Prak Krajobrazowy.

Motor routes

'Sea Track' is a motor route of 57 km and it leads you from Reda through Puck, places by the Bay of Puck to Hel ( Hel Peninsula).
'Kashubian Track' is a route of 78 km that runs from Pasnica Wielka through Male Trojmiasto Kaszubskie, Rzucewo, Puck, Mechowo up to Krokowa.
'Seaside Route' is a route of 65 km and goes from Reda to Puck, through Rozewie, Jastrzebia Gora, Karwia and Krokowa, then it returns to Reda. (source: http://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Puck).