Spend a full day immersed in nature on this approx 8 km private walking tour of Sobieszewo Island, tailored to your pace and interests. Discover a mix of coastal paths, quiet woodlands, and the lesser-known corners of the Ptasi Raj Reserve—perfect for birdwatching, wildlife spotting, and soaking up the scenery. Midway, enjoy a relaxing lunch at a local restaurant with a view or opt for a peaceful picnic stop in nature. Ideal for anyone wanting a personalised, full-day nature experience just outside Gdańsk.

Experience Sobieszewo’s wild coastline from two perspectives with this unique land and water adventure. Start with a 5-hour guided tour through the Mewia Łacha Reserve—exploring forest trails, coastal paths, and scenic dune landscapes. Then, hop aboard a private boat charter (for up to 5 guests) for a 60–75 minute excursion to get a closer look at the grey seals basking on the offshore sand spits. Along the way, you’ll learn more about the seals themselves, the Baltic’s shifting coastline, and how the Vistula River shaped Sobieszewo Island.

Enjoy a 4–5 hour private tour of Sobieszewo Island’s stunning Ptasi Raj reserve, designed around your interests and pace. Whether you’re hoping to spot specific bird species, explore hidden corners of the wetlands and forest, or just enjoy a peaceful walk by the amber-strewn coastline, your personal guide will tailor the experience just for you. Ideal for individuals, couples, or families seeking a more flexible and immersive nature escape.

Join a 4-hour small group tour (max 8 people) through Sobieszewo Island’s Ptasi Raj reserve—home to over 200 bird species, forest trails, and coastal views. Led by a native English guide, this relaxed nature walk runs twice daily (morning or afternoon) and offers the chance to spot birds, mammals, and maybe even a piece of amber to take home.

Discover one of Gdańsk’s wildest and most scenic coastal reserves on this 5-hour private nature tour. Wander forest trails, explore dune paths, and stop at a raised seal viewing platform overlooking the Vistula estuary—perfect for spotting coastal birds and, with luck, distant grey seals. This adventure offers a rich and varied experience without being on your feet all day, making it a great option for those wanting a wilder outing with a gentler pace.

Cross the Vistula by ferry and step into one of Gdańsk’s wildest landscapes on this 8-hour private adventure. This route through the Mewia Łacha Reserve (East Side) covers around 8 km of somewhat challenging terrain—think sandy dunes, cobble paths, and the occasional driftwood or fallen log to navigate. With over 260 bird species recorded here, it’s a paradise for birdwatchers, and you may also spot deer in the forest or distant grey seals on the sandbanks. A peaceful picnic lunch in a remote, scenic spot rounds off this off-the-beaten-path day in nature.