location

Our resort is located in a quiet part of Rewal, a short distance from the beach, shops and the centre. Although all the attractions can be easily reached on foot, our place is quiet and peaceful, creating the perfect conditions for a holiday.

Find us on the map

8

minutes on foot to the beach descent

at Aleja Różana / 11 to

the flat descent

15

minutes on foot to Plac Wielorybów

in the very centre of Rewal

9

minutes by bike to

the lighthouse

in Niechorze

6

minutes on foot to the nearest supermarket

9

minutes by bike to the church ruins

in Trzęsacz

13

minutes on foot to the main bus stop

4

minutes on foot to

the Retro train stop

or 22 to the narrow-gauge train station in Rewal / 17 to the

station in Śliwin

by car

Our Addess: ul. Krzywoustego 5, Rewal

Entering from Trzęsacz - go straight at the traffic lights along Kamieńska Street, and at the roundabout near the school, take the first exit. Then, at the next roundabout near Biedronka, take the third exit into Topolowa Street and at the next roundabout, take the second exit (Łokietka Street) and the first right into Krzywoustego Street.

by bus

Buses (PKS Gryfice) run from the bus station in Szczecin (Grodnicki Square 1). In the summer season, private buses also run from the same station from Monday to Friday. Outside the summer season, there are buses from Szczecin to Pobierowo or from Rewal to Gryfice. In the summer season, more options are available, including national lines.

by train

The nearest railway stations are Gryfice (25 km from Rewal), Trzebiatow (20 km) and Kamien Pomorski (25 km), where regional trains run from Szczecin Główny station.

How to reach us

The nearest airport is Szczecin-Goleniów Airport (82 km from Rewal), from where regional trains run between Szczecin Główny and Kołobrzeg with stops in Gryfice and Trzebiatów.

Rewal

The foundation of Rewal (until 1945 - Rewahl) dates back to the 14th to 15th century when a robber tavern was built on the route connecting Gdańsk, Kołobrzeg and Kamień Pomorski, which was located near the present-day fishing harbour. Soon a small fishing settlement was established, the eastern part of which belonged to the Flemming family.

While Rewal appears on Lubinus' Great Map of the Pomeranian Duchy from 1618 as Raval, and the German name Revahl was recorded in the 17th century, the first summer visitors started arriving in the 1830s, when the town advertised itself with its warm sea baths. The first accommodation facilities did not begin to be built until the late 19th century.

In 1869, the first western line of the Gryfice Narrow-Gauge Railway was routed through Rewal, connecting Gryfice with Niechorze at the time, and from 1913 with Trzebiatow (now the Seaside Narrow-Gauge Railway on the line Gryfice - Pogorzelica, in the Rewal Municipality - Trzęsacz - Pogorzelica, passes through the restored stations in the summer).

Nowadays, Rewal is one of the most visited Baltic seaside resorts. It is here that one of the most beautiful stretches of the Polish coastline is located, characterised by great natural wealth, and awarded the Blue Flag certificate for the cleanest beaches in Europe.

Do you want to know more about Rewal? We are happy to help our guests! We are always happy to offer our guests paper maps as well as access to a virtual map with all our recommendations, not only those located in the Municipality.

Psst... We also have a modernised map of the Duchy of Pomerania by Lubinus for our guests to see.