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The best area to stay in Rewa is along Rewska Street and the adjacent waterfront promenade, which forms the heart of the village.This central area is where you'll find the most activity, with easy access to Rewa's main beach and the iconic Rewa Spit, a long, narrow sandbar stretching into Puck Bay. Rewska Street is lined with various dining options, from casual eateries to more upscale restaurants, and you'll find plenty of spots for ice cream and local treats. It's a convenient base for exploring the village on foot.For families, staying near the main beach on Rewska Street is ideal. The shallow waters of Puck Bay are superb for children to play in, and there are often playgrounds and recreational activities available directly on the beach. Many accommodations in this area offer family-friendly amenities and are just a short stroll from the sand.Couples looking for a relaxed seaside escape will also appreciate the waterfront area. You can enjoy romantic walks along the promenade, dine with bay views, and easily access watersports like windsurfing or paddleboarding.

The best time to visit Rewa is during the summer months, from late June to early September, when the weather is warm and sunny, great for enjoying the Baltic Sea.This period offers the most pleasant conditions for outdoor activities, with average temperatures ranging from 20°C to 25°C. The days are long, providing ample daylight for exploring the Rewa Spit, relaxing on the sandy beaches, and taking part in water sports. The sea temperature is also at its warmest, making swimming and paddleboarding more inviting.For families, July and August are particularly good as the sea is at its warmest and there are often more family-friendly activities available, such as beach games and local events. The main beach area, stretching along the Rewa Spit, becomes a hub of activity, with ice cream kiosks and casual eateries open for the season.Couples looking for a more relaxed yet still pleasant experience might consider late June or early September. The weather is still lovely, but the crowds are generally smaller than in the peak holiday weeks of July and August.