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ul. Westerplatte, Wieś Rewal
The beach in Rewal stretches along the Baltic coast in the Gryfice district, on the West Pomeranian section known as the Rewal Riviera. On the land side it is closed off by a steep cliff, and stairways lead down to the sand from its upper edge. The wide, sandy strip is among the most visited beaches in the region.
The guarded bathing area is about 300 metres long and runs from the access point at Westerplatte Street to the one at Biała Street. In season there are water equipment rentals, slides and inflatable structures for children, and the beach is adapted to the needs of wheelchair users.
Viewing platforms have been built above the shore, offering a look at both the full ribbon of sand and the panorama of the area. Rewal sits on the route of the coastal narrow-gauge railway, and neighbouring Trzęsacz, with its church ruins on the cliff, is a few kilometres away.
