• A cliff that shrinks yearly, losing about a meter to storm waves, with clay, gravel and brown coal showing in the face
• Parking on Orłowska Street, about 200 meters from the pier, or come by SKM train, trolleybus or bus
• Café in Żeromski's Cottage, the house where writer Stefan Żeromski lived in 1920, close to the beach

A wooden pier, a beach and a steep cliff where the Kępa Redłowska forest reserve meets the Bay of Gdańsk in Gdynia. The 180-meter pier gives views back to the cliff and south to Sopot's pier.

The cliff rises up to 40 meters, with rust-colored iron streaks and brown coal in its face. By the pier entrance, a statue of marine painter Antoni Suchanek sits on a bench.