The Coastal Landscape Park covers a strip of coast from Białogóra to the Hel Peninsula, the Bay of Puck and its west coast.

The Coastal Landscape Park includes all three types of coast typical of the southern Baltic Sea. One of the characteristic features of the park is the presence of peat bogs, including raised peat bogs of Atlantic type situated in the easternmost part. Almost half of the park is covered with forest, predominantly pinewood. On Cape Rozewie, there is a beech reserve.

The fauna of the park includes mainly birds such as seagulls, buzzards and ruffs. The inshore waters are a habitat of numerous algae, crustaceans and molluscs. It is also populated by many species of fish: stickleback, roach, perch and eel. The Bay of Puck is inhabited by grey seals. The animals can also be seen in the Seal Centre in Hel.

Nature reserves within the Park:

• Beka Nature Reserve

• Białogóra Nature Reserve

• Chłapowo Valley Nature Reserve

• Hel Dunes Nature Reserve

• Mechelinki Meadows Nature Reserve

• Piaśnica Meadows Nature Reserve

• Cape Rozewie Nature Reserve

• Salty Meadows Nature Reserve

• Widowo Nature Reserve

Nature reserves in the buffer zone of the Park:

• Babnica Nature Reserve

• Bielawa Nature Reserve

• Royal Fern in Wierzchucino Nature Reserve

• Bielawa Bog Cloudberry Nature Reserve

• Bielawa Bog Sweet Gale Nature Reserve

• Zielone Nature Reserve

Natural monuments:

• the Twelve Apostles

^{(Source: Wikipedia)}