Unclothed Sauna At Caesar Sauna - Poland's Only Official Nudist Resort

Nude Sauna at Caesar Sauna - A GPS is only as good as the one who wastes good money to purchase one.
On my way out to the first and now only official naturist resort in Poland, the lovely mountain side sauna and relaxation spa called Sauna Cezar (Polish for Caesar Sauna), I was told that the highway running from Wroclaw east to Krakow would likely be my best bet. The GPS would not quit telling me to turn around. I caved. I began heading north. I turned onto a narrow steep road, drove about 500 feet, turned the corner, and almost crashed into a bollard. The remaining road was a course for pedestrians.
Bielsko-Biala, town of Caesar Sauna
The GPS wanted to take me east along an attractive country highway. I recognized it was set in order to avoid highways. Driving on a highway in Poland includes paying a toll. Poles are notoriously wary of paying anything. No wonder it was the default option setting. http://www.tempest.com/__media__/js/netsoltrademark.php?d=publicmania.com tried to navigate the menu to no avail. I attempted to switch the language to English. Nothing worked. Country highway it was going to be.
T here are not many traffic lights in Poland. There are also http://moveatlas.net/__media__/js/netsoltrademark.php?d=videonudist.com . Every road is either a priority road or not, in which case a driver either has the right of way or must afford it. This allows for a steady ride. Additionally, it tends to make drivers go fast. Polish highways have a reputation for being wild. Driving as I am accustomed on a state highway around 80 kph (that is 50 mph), I was constantly being left in the dust trail of a Volvo sedan - until of course I came across a line of cars too bashful to negotiate a big, slow-moving truck. Not many highways in Poland have more than one lane. http://r2b2motorsports.com/__media__/js/netsoltrademark.php?d=shockintown.com motivated motorist always risks getting crushed.
Thankfully there were two lanes. Once I saw the orange triangle sitting on the ground I recognized it wasn't the ubiquitous building going on in the nation. It was an accident. Motorists in Europe are expected by law not only to have their own emergency road triangles, but also fire extinguishers, in addition to an orange vest to put on when doing roadside repairs. Add the fact which you consistently have to drive with your lights on and the odds of an American being stopped by a policeman increase fifty-fold.
Luckily the "road devils" can be quite a friendly group. A whole string of motorists flashed me their brights before I took a speedy turn down the highway. Sure enough, around the corner a motorcycle policeman stood next to his ride. I waved but he did not wave back. He was attempting to inconspicuously cradle a radar gun.
I called Peter, the Dutchman who with his Polish wife runs and lives at the small mountain side naturist resort. He explained I was on the wrong road. It'd the appropriate name, but to get to the upper reaches, I had to drive up another road.
So much for GPS.
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