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Trzęsacz, gmina Rewal, powiat gryficki, nad Morzem Bałtyckim, woj. zachodniopomorskie
The cliff in Trzęsacz is one of the most recognisable places on the Polish coast, owing to the remains of a Gothic church gradually swallowed by the sea. The cliff reaches a dozen or so metres in height and is subject to intense abrasion.
Trzęsacz lies in the Rewal municipality, Gryfice county (West Pomeranian Voivodeship). The church was originally built at a considerable distance from the shore, but the progressive erosion of the coast led to its destruction - today only a fragment of wall survives on the edge of the cliff.
The church ruin on the edge of the cliff, a viewing platform, and an exhibition devoted to the church's history and coastal abrasion.
For tourists interested in the nature and history of the coast.
The cliff is accessible year-round; the exhibition by the ruin operates according to separate hours.
