Koszce

Koszce is a village located in the Pomeranian Voivodeship of Poland. It is situated in the Puck County and falls within the administrative district of Gmina Kosakowo. The village lies on the eastern part of the Hel Peninsula, near the Baltic Sea coast.

Historically, Koszce has been a small agricultural settlement. Its proximity to the sea has influenced its development and the livelihoods of its inhabitants over the centuries, with fishing and maritime activities playing a role. The region is known for its scenic landscapes and coastal environment, making it a destination for tourism, particularly during the summer months.

The infrastructure in Koszce includes typical rural amenities. It is connected to surrounding areas by a network of local roads. Like many villages in the Pomeranian region, Koszce shares in the cultural heritage of Kashubia, a distinct ethnic and linguistic group in northern Poland. The local community often participates in traditional events and preserves cultural customs associated with this heritage. The economy of Koszce is primarily based on agriculture and services supporting the local population and the tourism sector that develops in the wider coastal area.