The cliff at Trzęsacz is one of the most distinctive stretches of coast in the Rewal district. It is its constant erosion — the shore retreating under the pressure of the sea — that has left the famous church ruins on the very edge of the drop. A viewing terrace has been built beside the ruins, opening a wide panorama of the Baltic, the cliff shoreline and the beach below. The place is at its most striking during storms and at sunset, and it is a popular walk for visitors from all around.
The beach and cliff at RewalA wide sandy beach at the foot of a coastal cliff, with a promenade and a lifeguarded bath
~1,7 km as the crow flies
The beach at PobierowoOne of the widest and most family-friendly beaches in the district, backed by pine forest,
~3,4 km as the crow flies
The Niechorze lighthouseA brick tower of 1866, 45 m high, one of the most recognisable emblems of the Polish coast
~4,6 km as the crow flies
Liwia Łuża lakeA coastal lake near Niechorze in a bird reserve, separated from the sea by a narrow spit.
~5,2 km as the crow flies
The beach at PogorzelicaA quiet, wide beach at the eastern end of the district, backed by pine forest, away from t
~7,1 km as the crow flies
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