Rewal is a village in West Pomeranian Voivodeship, between the church ruin at Trzęsacz and Niechorze's Baltic lighthouse. Most homes here have a private pool, and some have a sauna. A car helps outside the summer railway season.
Rewal is a small village of fewer than a thousand people and the seat of the gmina that bears its name, in Gryfice County. The gmina also covers Niechorze, Pobierowo, Pogorzelica, Pustkowo, Śliwin and Trzęsacz. Trzęsacz lies about 2 km west on the Baltic coast and is known for the church ruin reduced to a lone southern wall. Niechorze, about 4 km east, has a 45-metre lighthouse built in 1866 with 200 steps to the viewing deck. The homes are grouped around the village, and most have a private pool, a garden and Wi-Fi; a typical one sleeps six. Evenings are quiet, and in winter you should check opening times before a day trip.
Village about 2 km west of Rewal on the Baltic coast, known for the ruined church that survives as a single wall.
Resort about 4 km east of Rewal with a beach, fishing jetty, a fishing museum and a 45-metre lighthouse.
Town about 23 km south-east of Rewal, linked to the coast villages by the summer narrow-gauge railway.
Regional capital about 80 km south; Szczecin airport is around an hour from Rewal by road.
Szczecin airport is about an hour away by road. Szczecin itself is roughly 80 km south. A narrow-gauge railway links Niechorze, Trzęsacz, Rewal and Pogorzelica in summer, but a car is the sensible way to arrive and move around.
Summer is the season: the narrow-gauge railway runs a few times a day from June to September, and the beach and holiday facilities are geared to those months. In the off-season the villages are quieter, so check opening times before relying on a particular shop, restaurant or attraction. The Niechorze lighthouse and the Trzęsacz ruin make easy day trips whenever you stay.
Rewal lies in West Pomeranian Voivodeship, in Gryfice County, not in the Pomeranian Voivodeship. It is on the Baltic coast about 80 km north of Szczecin.
The line opened in 1896 and links Niechorze with Gryfice, Trzebiatów, Trzęsacz, Rewal and Pogorzelica. Trains run a few times a day from June to September, using old-style carriages.
Yes, a church that has been reduced over the ages to a single southern wall. The village is about 2 km west of Rewal and is a tourist centre in its own right.
Yes, it has 200 steps to an observation deck, with views over the village, a lake and the Baltic. The lighthouse is 45 metres tall, built in 1866, and about 4 km from Rewal.
Szczecin airport, around an hour away by road. The city of Szczecin itself lies about 80 km south of Rewal.
Written by the TrustedVillas team. Last reviewed October 2026.
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