Enjoy the sounds of nature when you stay in this special accommodation. Self-sufficient, nature-loving living, peace and simplicity take you back to the roots. On offer is an original Mongolian yurt (ger) directly on the Polish Baltic Sea, near Rewal, 700 m from the beach. The yurt stands in an enchanting garden with a small oasis and pond in the middle. Fruit trees, fruit bushes, a small sandy beach, hammock, hanging chairs, pavilion, sun loungers, outdoor shower, campfire site, barbecue and smoking oven invite you to snack, relax and try out new things. The yurt has six beds on futons, a large wooden chest to store your belongings and a lockable Indian chest for valuables. In front of the yurt is a pavilion with garden furniture that invites you to linger. The traditionally built yurt is made from hand-knitted sheep felt and horsehair ropes. Sauna/massage can be booked.

Next to the yurt is a service house with a kitchen and shower/WC. There are three other vacation homes on the natural grounds where you can stay with your four-legged friend, which is not possible in the yurt. Creative courses such as soapstone, rainmaking, pottery, working with natural materials and intuitive painting are offered on site. In 2013, UNESCO recognized the traditional craftsmanship of the yurt/ger as an intangible heritage of humanity. Explore the area on the narrow-gauge railroad from Trzęsacz or take a tour on horseback along the beach and surrounding area, visit the lighthouse and butterfly farm in Niechorze and the ruins of the small church in the outskirts of Trzęsacz, or stop by the fishermen in Rewal early in the morning to buy freshly caught fish. The Wolin peninsula (Slavic/Viking village) and Kolberg are also ideal for a day trip.