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Rewa Beach

Rewa Beach sits on the shallow Bay of Puck just 15 kilometres north of Gdynia, and its most extraordinary feature is a one-kilometre sand spit that stretches straight out into the sea with water lapping on both sides. Known locally as Szpyrk or Cypel Rewski, this natural sandbar separates the calm, warm bay from the cooler open water of the Gulf of Gdańsk, creating one of Poland's most photogenic coastal landscapes. Beyond its dramatic geography, Rewa has earned a reputation as one of Europe's premier spots to learn kitesurfing and windsurfing, thanks to reliable winds, flat shallow water and a broad sandy launch area. The village itself retains an unhurried seaside charm — long beach walks, fresh fish restaurants, ice cream parlours with summer queues and almost no trace of tacky tourist clutter.