Chałupy Naturist Beach is an open sandy shoreline near Kuźnica, with a traditional naturist section reached on foot along the sand from nearby village paths. Access is open with no formal admission fee indicated, and use is generally during daylight hours along the open shoreline. The surface is sand, continuing to a sand bottom in open water where conditions vary with wind and weather, so check the sea before entering. Plan for half-day visits of a few hours for swimming, walking and rest, especially in summer when conditions are warmest for swimming and the shore can be busy on warm days. Mornings and late afternoons generally offer quieter conditions and softer sun, which suits longer walks and more relaxed time on the sand. The naturist section is largely open to sun with little natural shade, so bring sun protection, drinking water, and food and supplies for the length of your stay. There is minimal infrastructure directly on the naturist section. No direct food service is available on the sand, and toilets and showers are not confirmed there, so use facilities and food options in the nearby village before or after your visit and carry out what you carry in. Lifeguard presence is not assured across the naturist section, so assess conditions locally, stay within comfortable depth, and choose swimming times carefully. Dog access is unclear, so check local rules before visiting and keep dogs under control if they are permitted. Public transport serves nearby villages, followed by a walk to the shoreline along paths and sand. Parking is in nearby village areas, also followed by a walk, and arriving early helps on warm summer days. The setting has limited privacy, so allow space for others, keep noise low, and watch belongings throughout the visit.