Darłowo is a Polish seaside town beginning with the letter D. It is located in the West Pomeranian Province, more precisely in the Sławno County. Geographically, it covers the area of the Słowiński Coast, at the estuary of Wieprza and Grabowa to the Baltic Sea. Darłowo has two separate parts: Darłówko and Racisław. Due to the river that divides the city, Darłówko Wschodnie and Darłówko Zachodnie are also distinguished. It is a fishing and port city, which today, due to its attractive location, is often a destination for tourists.
Darłowo attracts not only with the presence of the sea, but also with beautiful paths and designated tourist routes that encourage you to visit the town and admire the beauty of the surrounding nature. Four main routes run through the city: the Koszalin Coastal Trail, the Reserves Trail, the Windmills Trail and the Medieval Monuments Trail.