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Rewa

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Practical info — Rewa

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🌤 Weather — 5 days

📍 Nearby

Sights nearby

💡 Tips

Walk along the Rewa Spit (Mierzeja Rewska), a unique sandy peninsula stretching deep into the Bay of Puck.
Rewa gives the best conditions in Poland for windsurfing and kitesurfing; schools and rentals are available on-site.
Take bus 146 from Gdynia Main Station for a convenient and cheap connection to the village.
Visit the harbor area in the morning to see the traditional fishing boats returning with their catch.
Be aware of the 'Szpyrka' (the tip of the spit) where currents can be deceptively strong.

🍽 Food

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Fresh Cod (Dorsz)

Best enjoyed fried at one of the local fish fryers (Smażalnia) near the beach.

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Kashubian Fish Soup

A hearty local specialty available in traditional guesthouses in the village center.

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Smoked Flounder

Look for small, family-run smokehouses for the best quality and traditional flavor.

🛍 Shopping · 🧘 Quiet spots

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Harbor Fish Market

The go-to place for fresh catch or locally smoked fish products.

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Amber Jewelry

Small stalls along the promenade offer various items made from genuine Baltic amber.

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Coastal path to Mechelinki

A peaceful walking trail south of Rewa with lovely views of the meadows.

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Mechelińskie Łąki Nature Reserve

A quiet area on the outskirts of the village, great for nature lovers and birdwatching.

Rewa is a pleasant coastal village situated in the Pomeranian Voivodeship of northern Poland, located along the peaceful waters of the Bay of Puck. Rooted in strong Kashubian fishing traditions, the village has evolved into a popular seaside destination that appeals heavily to water sports enthusiasts and nature lovers. The calm, shallow waters of the bay make it particularly family-friendly and good for learning aquatic sports. The most iconic feature of Rewa is the Cypel Rewski (Rewa Spit), a striking kilometer-long sandy peninsula that stretches out into the sea, dividing the bay's waters. This unique geographical formation creates two distinct beach areas with different wind conditions, making it a paradise for kitesurfing and windsurfing. Additionally, the coastline features quieter stretches, including a naturist beach (plaża nudystów), for those seeking a more secluded sunbathing experience. The village promenade is lined with traditional fish bars serving locally caught flounder, cod, and herring, allowing visitors to taste authentic Baltic flavors. Small guest houses and water sports schools create a lively yet relaxed holiday atmosphere. Located just a short drive from Gdynia, Rewa provides a pretty and active coastal getaway on the beautiful Polish coastline.