Hel is the name of a heavenly looking peninsula in Poland. This 35km long land separates the kite surfing heaven – Pucka Bay – from the open Baltic Sea. Most people visit for kite surfing and camping, I visit for miles long heavenly walks on the beach. Hel is also know for military monuments and museums from 2^nd World War. Hel is the place where history meets awesome landscapes. Fun fact – the bus going to Hel has the number 666 – true story 🙂

A walk through Hel 😉

Hel headland

Kashubian moud

Hel Peninsula from Pucka Bay side

Hel post WW2 fortifications

Clear blue waters of Pucka Bay

Hel Peninsula walk

Jellyfish

Hel Peninsula walk

Hel Peninsula walk

10km later – Hel Peninsula walk

10km later – Hel Peninsula walk

15km later – Hel Peninsula walk

Ambers – the treasures of the Baltic Sea (although I think I just found some stones that look like amber ;))

15km later – Hel Peninsula walk

Hello from heavenly Hel

Sand castle in Hel – Jastarnia

Sunset on the road from Hel

666 bus to Hel – true story 😉