REWAL COMMUNE COUNCIL
72-344 Rewal, ul. Mickiewicza 19
tel.: (0931) 62624, fax: 62758
Chief of local authority
Commune administrator
KONSTANTY TOMASZ OŚWIĘCIMSKI
Controlling maritime authority
MARITIME OFFICE
IN SZCZECIN
MRZEŻYNO BOATSWAIN'S OFFICE.
ul. Marynarska 1
72-330 Mrzeżyno
Contact of maritime authority
Harbour Boatswain
Antoni Musielewicz
tel.: (0931) 66119
Harbour radio
VHF Channel 16
Navigational aids:
The coast ENE of Dziwna River is wooded in many places and mostly
consists of sand dunes which are steep-up on the seaward side. On
the coast, 10 Nm ENE of Dziwna River, is a conspicuous church at
Trzęsacz standing near the foreshore. One Nm east of this point is
a broad beach of seaside resort Rewal.
Quayage and berthing facilities
There are no quayage and berthing facilities at Rewal. There is broad
sandy beach with wooden breakwaters and typical high cliffs
overlooking the Baltic. On the west side of the beach, between
breakwaters, there is an assign place where fishing boats are being
slipped ashore.
General facilities
Fuel
Available in Dziwnów or Kołobrzeg.
Water
Available
Slipping
Slip for fishing boats
Stevedoring
Not available
Fisheries facilities
Ice
Not available locally. Available in Dziwnów or Kołobrzeg.
Cold storage capacity
Available in Dziwnów or Kołobrzeg.
Chilling storage capacity
Not available.
Frozen fish transport
Not available.
Types and size of fishing fleet
8 fishing boats (length of 7.5 to 10m) and average engine power of 48 HP.
Types of fish landed (in tonnes) (1995)
Herring
120.3
Cod
15.7
Pike-perch
7.3
Roach
6.3
Flounder
4.3
Eel
2.3
Salmon-trout
2.1
Total
158.3
Nearest airport:
Goleniów, approx. 75km
General information:
Rewal is a seaside Baltic resort and fishing settlement situated in
the middle point of the western Polish coast, between Świnoujście
and Kołobrzeg. There are cliffs on the shore, about 20 metres high,
fall steeply to the sea. There is no fishing pier. Fishing boats are
landed on the beach harbour between outer breakwaters. Permanent
population is about 600, but during summer season several thousand
of holiday-makers come here. Together with Pobierowo from the west
side and Pogorzelica from the east, Rewal forms the vacation centre
of Gryfickie Coast. A quiet, peaceful, and relaxing centre, beautiful
beach and camping area is available to guests.
The iodinerich air, seawater, wide beach and the fir and pine
forests provide a wonderful environment for summer break.
For a long time Rewal was only a fishing village. In 1838 baths were
established. Next, at the turn of the 19th century a resort was opened
with hot sea water baths.
