Rewal

Rewal is a smaller beach town than the others. Of course, in the summer, both Polish and German tourists are most in demand in this area. It draws people in mostly because of its expansive white beach, which is great for walking, picnicking, and sunbathing.

Trzsacz, which is adjacent to Rewal, has had its 15th-century church completely destroyed by the sea. Today, all that is left of the beach is a brick wall, and the cliff in the back makes for an unusual landscape.
Rewal, a coastal community, was known as Rewahl in German until 1945. The name was initially changed to Pamitkowice shortly after the war, but over time it was changed back to Rewal and has remained thus ever since.

It's important to note that this beach town saw its first visitors in the 19th century. Rewal draws a sizable number of tourists each year due to its stunning beaches. They have lovely white sand that is really soft. Many people admire this location for the tranquility that permeates it year round.

This beach town's undeniable draw is also a very well-liked viewing platform. This beach town's undeniable draw is also a very well-liked viewing platform. Since it is situated right on the water, we may enjoy the view of the Baltic Sea as well as the area around this beach community.

Many grownups will find ways to unwind at Rewal. There are, however, a lot of kid-friendly attractions. An excursion to Rewal is an excellent option if you don't want to experience genuine crowds while on vacation by the Polish sea.

Location: Gryfice