Attractions in the vicinity of Baltic Nature Apartments
Baltic Dinosaur Park & Safari
Wolin National Park
Papugarnia (Parrot House)
Kamień Pomorski
Turquoise Lake
Wolin
Kikut Lighthouse
Lubin
Międzywodzie
Międzywodzie is a small seaside resort in the coastal forest west of Dziwnόw. There are some spa facilities along the 5-kilometer coastline, lying at the dunes. The town center is manageable, with some shops and in the season there are cafes and restaurants. Towards the Bay of Kamien Pomorski, there is a small marina.
To the south, the Bay of Kamien Pomorski and a wetland border the town – where you can observe many migratory birds, especially in spring and late autumn.
Łukęcin
The town of Łukęcin is quite small and manageable. It offers relaxation on the beach and in nature. There is a small viewing platform on the beach, from which you can admire the cliffs and the sea.
Międzyzdroje
The former fishing village Międzyzdroje is one of the most famous resorts on the Polish Baltic Sea and can be very crowded during the season. Nevertheless, a day trip is definitely worthwhile.
Międzyzdroje awaits with a 395-meter-long pier, a 3-kilometer-long promenade, and historic beach villas. Also worth seeing is the Wolin National Park Museum (Muzeum Wolińskiego Parku Narodowego), the wax figure cabinet, or the Oceanarium. From April to October, boat trips can be taken from the pier to Swinoujscie, Ahlbeck, Heringsdorf, and Bansin.
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Pobierowo
Pobierowo is a small seaside resort in the coastal forest between Dziwnów and Rewal, which becomes a popular destination on the Polish Baltic coast in the summer.
The town is very spacious, and in the town center, there is a church and several rows of shops. In the summer season, there are many shops, cafes, and restaurants. This area is very lively. The whole of Pobierowo is geared towards bathing in the summer. In the winter season, there are only a few open shops and cafes.
Wisełka
Wisełka is located between the two lakes Wisełka and Zatorek, which invite you to go on excursions. The sandy beach can be reached via a 1-kilometer-long forest path.
The Amber Baltic Golf Club is located on a beautiful site along the road from Dziwnόw.
Baltic Dinosaur Park & Safari
Baltic Dinosaur Park & Safari is located in Wrzosowo, just about 10 minutes from Dziwnów. It is a place for active recreation, combining the acquisition of knowledge about prehistoric times with many outdoor attractions and activities.
In addition to figures of prehistoric reptiles, there is a safari with live animals, trampolines, bouncy castles, rope courses, playrooms, mini-golf, souvenir shops, and a restaurant offering meals, as well as coffee and sweets.
Address: Wrzosowo 2, 72-400 Wrzosowo
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Papugarnia (Parrot House)
The Parrot House in Pobierowo is a place created out of love for birds, where parrots fly freely. You can encounter many species of exotic birds, thqat are able to admire very close.
The parrot team will be happy to answer all quewstins about the paarots. You learn where they live, what thea eat and what they like. Feeding the parrots is allowed with the purchased food.
Address: ul. Jana z Kolna, 72-346 Pobierowo
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Wolin National Park
The well-developed tourist national park protects the ecologically extremely valuable northwestern part of Wolin, the largest Polish island. The landscape of this marine nature park is extremely varied. In addition to hills such as Grzywacz, Gosań, Kikut, or Kawcza, which offer a great view of the coast or the Stettiner Haff, there are many lakes and extensive forest areas.
On the sea side, there is a fascinating cliff coast, and the 15 km long cliff reaches a height of up to 95 meters. In the southern park area, there are well-preserved beech forests, including an orchid beech forest. Well-marked trails with a total length of over 60 kilometers await hikers.
Particularly worthwhile is a hike to the viewpoint at Türkissee (Jezioro Turkusowe), from which you can enjoy magnificent views of the lake and its surroundings.
Another attraction is the bison enclosure, where red deer, wild boars, or the white-tailed eagle, the emblem of the national park, also live in the wild.
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Kamień Pomorski
Kamień Pomorski, one of the oldest towns in Western Pomerania, is located on the Bay of Kamień Pomorski, only about 8 km from the coast. The Dziwna, one of the three estuary arms of the Oder, connects the town with the Baltic Sea and the Szczecin Lagoon .
Kamień Pomorski is located on the Romanesque Road and you can immerse yourself in a medieval atmosphere here. Particularly noteworthy are the Cathedral of St. John, from whose tower you have a beautiful view of the town and its marina as well as the lagoon landscape, the late Gothic town hall in the middle of the marketplace, and the 36 m high late Gothic city gate, which houses a regional museum.
You can take a nice walk along the medieval city wall with its towers, gates, and moat.
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Turquoise Lake
Located between Międzyzdroje and Lubin, near the village of Wapnica, is the Turquoise Lake, which originated from former limestone mining. The bluish-green color, created by the clear water, the high lime content, and the reflections of the chalk rock, is very impressive in the right light.
There is a parking lot (chargeable in the season) and some gastronomic offers. Idyllic hiking trails lead around the lake. A particularly beautiful hike is to the viewpoint at Góra Piaskowa, from which you can enjoy a great view of the lake.
Also worth a visit is the Wzgórza Zielonka, from which you can overlook the Swine delta and parts of the Szczecin Lagoon.
Kikut Lighthouse
The lighthouse of the Kikut natural stone lighthouse, built in 1860, is located north of Wisełka and is 91.5 m above sea level, making it the highest lighthouse in Poland.
The idyllic location in the national park gives this place its charm. From the parking lot in the village, there is a scenic hike of about 3 kilometers through the coastal forest to the tower and the beach.
Unfortunately, the lighthouse itself is not open to visitors, so the beautiful path leading to it and the architecture of the lighthouse from the outside are a sufficiently satisfying destination.
Wolin
Wolin, the main town of the eponymous largest Polish island, has a history dating back to the Viking Age. Worth seeing are the town hall and the Church of St. Nicholas. The regional museum houses a small but fine collection of prehistoric relics.
A tourist attraction is the open-air museum of the Slavic and Viking settlement Wolin. In this authentically reconstructed early medieval settlement, you can see how people lived at that time. A central part of the museum concept is participation and interaction. At the beginning of August, the three-day Viking festival takes place in the complex.
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Lubin
The village of Lubin is located in the southwest of the island of Wolin on a nearly 100 m high steep cliff on the Stettiner Haff, from which you can enjoy a very nice view from the viewpoint “Zielonka”.
Also impressive is the village church, which was built in neo-Gothic brick construction between 1858 and 1862.
Not far from Lubin is the Turquoise Lake. It is worth combining both destinations.
