Rewal, once a fishermen's village, is situated above an enormous cliff and attracts thousands of tourists from around the world as one of the most popular Polish seaside resorts. Rewal remains a small town, offering crystal-clear seawater, fresh air and an excellent microclimate all year round. The town is the liveliest in the summer, with attractions and surprises everywhere. There are concerts, festivals, contests and sports events, with celerity guest stars. There's also a small amusement park for the youngest visitors. Spring is also a great time to visit Rewal, when the beaches are still empty and the only sounds breaking the surrounding peace are seagulls' cries. In Autumn, the seawater is still warm enough to swim and a resting seal is not an uncommon sight on the peaceful beach. Winter brings ice floating on the sea surface beyond the lovely snowy-white sight of the beach.