Rozewie

Rozewie is a small village on Poland's Baltic coast, located in the Pomeranian Voivodeship within the municipality of Władysławowo. It is best known for its lighthouse, the northernmost point in Poland, perched on a wooded cliff overlooking the Baltic Sea. Surrounded by pine forests, the site offers open views over the coastline and has long served as a historic landmark for maritime navigation in the area. The village enjoys an unspoilt natural setting, ideal for coastal walks and taking in the typical scenery of the Pomeranian region. Its proximity to Władysławowo provides easy access to shops, restaurants and tourist facilities, while Rozewie itself retains a quieter, more rural character. The temperate maritime climate, with mild summers and cool winters, draws visitors seeking nature and tranquillity, particularly during the summer season. The area is also appreciated for its fine sandy beaches, reachable on foot or by bicycle from the village, and for its authentic atmosphere, set apart from the busier seaside resorts found elsewhere along the Polish coast.