Cypel Rewski — Attraction in gmina Kosakowo

Discovering Cypel Rewski: A Personal Retreat

Visiting Cypel Rewski was a delightful escape into nature's embrace. Nestled on Poland's coast, this serene spot offers a tranquil retreat away from crowded tourist destinations. The standout feature is its stunning sandy spit that extends gracefully into the Baltic Sea. Strolling along this natural wonder, I was captivated by the breathtaking views of the sea on one side and the peaceful Puck Bay on the other.

For nature enthusiasts, the area is a paradise. The shallow bay waters teem with marine life, making it a fantastic spot for kayaking and sailing. The gentle winds and calm waters make these activities accessible for both beginners and experienced adventurers.

Beyond the beaches, I discovered lush greenery and well-maintained trails perfect for hiking and cycling. The local flora and fauna added a touch of wilderness, inviting me to explore the region’s rich biodiversity.

What struck me most about Cypel Rewski was its peaceful atmosphere. It felt like a hidden gem, offering a refreshing break from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. The untouched beauty and serene environment made my visit truly memorable. For anyone seeking a deeper connection with nature, Cypel Rewski is a must-visit...

A long windy stretch of quite gritty sand. I had the not-so good idea to take off my shoes and socks and walk it. But it's not much of a walk either. Nothing to see really except for the, "Oh look! Sea on both sides!" novelty value of it all. You can go on a bit further off the end into the sea, but the water is so cold that you won't want to for long. Novelty value good, interest value not much. But very good if you're a water sports...

Must see when in Rewa. About 40 min from Gdansk. It is an amazing feeling to walk quite a distance into the sea. Warm water at the very end. Enjoying colorful views of people windsurfing and kitesurfing. Difficult with parking, but we've managed. 5plz per day, close to the beach. One warning only. Mind your feet :) it is not a sandy beach (especially the east side). Still...