Rewal station of the Seaside Narrow-Gauge Railway (Nadmorska Kolej Wąskotorowa) is at ul. Dworcowa 21, near the centre and the beach. Its historic trains run on 1000 mm gauge; the first section, Gryfice – Niechorze, opened in 1896.
Where you can go
- The coastal route Trzęsacz – Pogorzelica is 9.9 km long with 7 stations; end to end it takes 34 minutes.
- East: Śliwin, Niechorze Latarnia (lighthouse from 1866), Niechorze, Pogorzelica Sandra (aquapark) and Pogorzelica.
- West: Trzęsacz with the church ruins on the cliff.
- The full line to Gryfice is about 40 km and takes almost two hours.
When to ride
In season, from spring to the end of September, trains run every day. From October to February they run only on selected days of the operator's calendar. Check departure times in the timetable on the railway's website.
Practical
- Buy tickets from the conductor (card or cash – exact change helps); in the Polish summer holidays also at the Rewal station ticket office.
- The fare covers the whole route, however many stops you ride; you can hop off and continue on a later train in the same direction. Tickets are valid on the day of purchase.
- Seats cannot be reserved. Bikes travel in bike wagons for a fee, pets ride free (in a carrier, or on a lead and muzzled).
- Address: ul. Dworcowa 21, 72-344 Rewal · phone +48 798 627 070 · kolej.rewal.pl