Port of Władysławowo

The Port of Władysławowo [vwadɨswavɔvɔ] is a Polish seaport situated on the southern coast of the Baltic Sea within the northern region of Pomeranian Voivodeship, specifically in Puck County and the city of Władysławowo. It is the biggest fishing port of the country, hosting approximately 120 fishing boats and vessels.^[3]

CountryPoland

LocationWładysławowo

Coordinates54°47′45″N 18°25′00″E

UN/LOCODEPLWLA^[1]

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Port of Władysławowo
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An aerial view of the Port of Władysławowo (2022)
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Location within Poland
Location
Country	Poland
Location	Władysławowo
Coordinates	54°47′45″N 18°25′00″E
UN/LOCODE	PLWLA[1]
Details
Opened	1938-05-06[2]
Operated by	Szkuner Sp. z o.o.[3]
Owned by	Puck County[3]
Type of Harbor	coastal breakwater
No. of wharfs	7[4]
No. of piers	2[4]
Draft depth	4 m, 4.5 m[5][6]
Ship length	70 m, 80 m[5][6]
Statistics
Annual cargo tonnage	27,869 (2018)[7]
Passenger traffic	69,240 (2018)[7]
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The harbour includes a sailing and passenger marina and performs a small reloading service for goods in mainly domestic traffic. Facilities within the port encompass a shipyard, fish-processing plants, a shell ice factory and a fish meal factory.^[3] Additionally, the port serves as a coastal SAR (Search And Rescue) station and a sea border crossing.^[8]

From 2025 on, the port is designated to function as a service port for an Ocean Winds offshore wind farm, which will be located about 36 kilometers away.^[9]