Attractions

REVAL COAST

The beautiful beach is a prominent feature, but there is so much more to see here!

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Mirror Maze

The Mirror Maze in Trz??sacz is an object filled with hundreds of mirrors. Contrary to appearances, a walk in a room filled with mirrors is not easy! However, entering such a peculiar place is a guarantee of great fun. When you enter the Mirror Maze, you must reckon that getting out of it is not easy and will involve many moments of wondering which direction to take. The perfect arrangement of several well-lit mirrors will leave you disoriented and confused, albeit with lots of excitement! It is entertainment at the highest level that can go on and on! If you want to see how fast you can get out of a labyrinth of mirrors, you should visit the Mirror Maze in Trzęsacz. The larger the fun group you have in the Mirror Labyrinth, the more fun and laughter there will be! Which of you will get out the fastest?

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Baltic Cross of Hope

The Baltic Cross of Hope is located in Pustkowo at the intersection of Nadmorska and Le??na Streets, about 100 metres from the sea. It is a faithful copy of the cross placed on Giewont in the Tatra Mountains.

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Ruins of the Gothic church

The relics of St. Nicholas Gothic church, built at the turn of the XIV and XV centuries. The temple, constructed initially about 1.8-2 km from the coast in the middle of the village, was destroyed by abrasive processes. The only preserved part of the church is the southern wall located at the top of the cliff. Several legends exist connected with the taking away of successive parts of the church by the sea. One of them tells the story of Zielenica - the sea-goddess - who was accidentally caught by fishermen and imprisoned by the local parish priest. Zielenica soon died of longing and was buried in the church cemetery. Since then, her father (Baltic) has sent wave after wave to retrieve his daughter's body and transfer it to its rightful place - the bottom of the sea.

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Avenue of Roses and Lovers

The Avenue of Roses and Lovers are two alleys located in the immediate vicinity, on a seaside cliff. The promenade connecting Rewal and Niechorze is a delightful attraction for lovers and those who wish to relax in an exceptional place.

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Viewing Platform

The viewing platform in Trzęsacz is a massive, modern steel and reinforced concrete structure that stands 20 meters above sea level. From the terrace, one can admire the beautiful view of the Baltic Sea or the ruins of the Gothic church on the cliff.

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Rewal whales

Visitors to Rewal often wonder about the connection between the resort and whales, which do not inhabit the Baltic Sea. Indeed, it is not their natural habitat, but these marine mammals have been sighted in the Baltic Sea over the centuries on several occasions. For this reason, it is assumed that the Reval legend may be a more or less coloured description of an actual event. The sculptures are two colossi weighing 10 and 5 tons, with the Latin names: Ventus and Fluctus, meaning Wind and Wave. They are located in the central section of the new square, paved with granite slabs. In the square, one can also find a fountain whose waters are illuminated after dusk. This site and the nearby observation deck make up the centre of Rewal.

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Observation Deck

There is an observation deck on the high cliff coast of Rewal. It is the ideal place to watch the sea waves and distant horizon - during the day, and sunrises and sunsets - in the morning and at dusk.

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Liwia Łuża-See

Lake Liwia Łużyce is a natural coastal body of water in the Baltic Sea, located in the Rewal municipality, created by cutting off a spit of sea bay. The lake is separated from the Baltic Sea by a spit of width 400 to 1200 metres. The towns of Niechorze and Pogorzelica located directly on the lake have access to the sea, including the village of Skalno in the south. The lake, however, belongs entirely to the geodesic district of Niechorze.

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Seaside Narrow-Gauge Railway

The narrow-gauge railway started operating at the end of the XIX century. With EU funding, it has been restored and today constitutes a remarkable attraction for all those holidaying by the sea. The nearest railway station is only 300 m away from Blow Up Baltic Aparthotel! The renovated old station building is an attraction in itself. The trip along the coast is taken with an atmospheric train, and a historically dressed conductor's crew operates the train's carriages.

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