The town of Rowy is located among pine forests, in the immediate neighbourhood of the Słowiński National Park, on the left bank of river Łupawa, which flowing through Gardno, finds estuary here to the sea, at the same time determining entry to the port of Rowy (54°40'N 17°03'E). This makes a unique microclimate and excellent conditions for rest and tourism. Rowy can boast of beautiful broad, sandy beaches separated from the resort by a strip of sand dunes grown over with dwarf pine and a picturesque port filled with colourful fishing boats. Cliff coast can be admired to the west of the town, and mobile dunes in the east - in the Słowiński National Park. Permanent inhabitants are almost 400 persons mainly dealing with fishing and tourism. In Rowy worth seeing is the neo-Roman church from the 1st half of the 19th century, made of granite blocks, with a bell-tower, old cemetery - with tombs of Swedes, Norwegians, Frenchmen, Dutchmen and Spaniards. While walking in the streets of Rowy you can also pay attention to typical houses (domy szachulcowe) originating from the 19th century. In Rowy angling competition is held, and proponents of nudism gather here in the summer.