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Attractions in the Area is a guide to fascinating places and inspirations that will make your stay at GRANO HOTEL SOLMARINA an unforgettable experience. Discover with us the beauty of the surrounding area and experience extraordinary moments full of attractions!
The Ptasi Raj Reserve is a protected area located on Sobieszewska Island in Gdańsk. The reserve covers an area of 198 ha and includes a complex of lakes, marshes, forests and meadows. There are over 200 species of birds in the reserve, of which 45 species nest permanently. During spring and autumn migrations, over 100,000 birds fly through the reserve. The reserve includes a 6 km nature and educational trail. The trail is equipped with information boards about the surrounding nature. The Ptasi Raj Reserve is a popular place for rest and bird watching. It is also an important area for the protection of biodiversity.
The Mewia Łacha Reserve is a protected area located on the Gdańsk Coast, near the mouth of the Vistula River. The reserve covers an area of 150 ha and includes dunes, sandbanks, bays and canals. It is home to a rich flora and fauna, including over 100 species of birds. One of the most important elements of the reserve is the colony of grey seals. It is the only natural colony of seals in Poland. These seals number about 100 individuals and consist of both males and females. The Mewia Łacha Reserve is a popular place for recreation and bird watching. It is also an important area for the protection of biodiversity.
The beach in Sobieszewo is one of the most beautiful beaches in Gdańsk. It is located on Sobieszewska Island, near the mouth of the Vistula River. The beach is about 11 kilometers long and about 50 meters wide. The sand is soft and white, and the water is clean and clear. The beach in Sobieszewo is a popular place for rest and recreation. You can swim, sunbathe, walk, ride a bike or do other sports. There are also many food and drink outlets and shops on the beach. The beach in Sobieszewo is also a popular place for bird watching. In spring and autumn, many species of birds fly across the beach, including flamingos, cranes and seagulls.
Crooked Forest in Sobieszewo is a small part of the forest where Scots pines with a characteristic, bent shape grow. These trees are bent at an angle of approx. 90° from approx. 20 cm above the ground, and the curvature in some reaches a height of 3 meters. Crooked Forest is located in Sobieszewo, between beach entrances no. 17 and 18, approx. 100 m from the sea. This area was named so because of over 50 deformed Scots pines growing in this place.
The observation tower in Orle is a 30-meter water tower that was put into use in 2015. It is located near the Hotel Orle, at a height of 45 meters above sea level, which makes it the highest observation point on the Island of Sobieszewo. At the top of the tower there is a viewing terrace, from which there is a breathtaking panorama of the Bay of Gdańsk. The observation tower is available to visitors from spring to autumn. Admission is free.
The Kamienna Grobla at the mouth of the Wisła Śmiała is a communication causeway separating the Wisła Śmiała from Lake Ptasi Raj. It was built in the years 1887-1888 to make the mouth of the river passable. The causeway is about 2.5 kilometers long and about 10 meters high. The causeway is made of stones and concrete. At its top there is a road that leads to the town of Orle. The causeway is a popular place for recreation and bird watching. From the causeway you can admire the beauty of the mouth of the Wisła Śmiała and the Bay of Gdańsk. You can also see numerous species of birds that nest in the area.
Seals in the Mewia Łacha nature reserve are one of the biggest attractions of this place. This reserve is the only place in Poland where Baltic seals can be observed in their natural environment. Grey seals are the largest marine mammals living in the Baltic Sea. Adults grow to a length of 2.5 meters and weigh up to 300 kilograms. These seals are very sociable and live in groups, called packs. In the Mewia Łacha reserve, seals can be observed all year round. They are easiest to find in spring and summer, when they are most active. These seals like to bask on the beach or sandbars, which provides an excellent opportunity to observe them.
The historic Przegalina lock is a chamber lock in Gdańsk, in the Wyspa Sobieszewska district (on the southeastern end of the island), enabling inland navigation between the Vistula and the Martwa Vistula. The lock was built in 1888-1890 to regulate the water level in the river. It is a concrete and wooden structure. The walls of the lock heads are made of brick. In recent years, a viewing terrace was built above the lock, from which you can admire its structure and the surrounding area.
Attractions of the Area is not only a guide to fascinating places, but also an inspiring journey 'in a sporty way'. Discover with us the active dimension of the area, full of seaside adventures or cycling challenges. Together with GRANO HOTEL SOLMARINA experience unforgettable moments in the rhythm of a sporting adventure, surrounded by picturesque landscapes and the energy of physical activity!
The Sobieszewska Island Hiking Trail is the longest hiking trail on the island. It is approximately 14 kilometers long and runs through its most valuable natural and historical places. The trail is well marked and leads through forests, seaside and wetlands. Along the way, you can admire the beauty of nature and see many interesting historical objects and monuments.
Sobieszewska Island is a great place to run. It offers a variety of routes that can be adapted to your skills and fitness. Sobieszewska Island is also a great place to run on the beach. The sandy surface is gentle on the joints and spine. Running on the beach is also a great way to burn calories and relax. Running on Sobieszewska Island is a great way to be active and improve your fitness. The island offers a variety of routes that can be adapted to your skills and interests.
Sobieszewska Island is a paradise for cyclists. It offers many routes of varying difficulty, which can be adapted to your skills and fitness. The most popular cycling routes on Sobieszewska Island are:
It is worth taking advantage of the opportunity of Nordic walking to actively spend time in nature. There are specially prepared Nordic walking routes available on the island, which allow you to combine health benefits with the pleasure of communing with the beauty of the surrounding environment. For Nordic walking enthusiasts, we provide professional poles, allowing you to effectively engage your muscles and improve your physical condition. Nordic walking routes on Sobieszewska Island will lead you through picturesque areas, river banks or charming forests, creating ideal conditions for active relaxation in the fresh air.
Sailing enthusiasts will find their heaven on the water! Our picturesque waterfront location provides the perfect setting for exploring water adventures, and we are pleased to offer a wide range of options for sailors of all experience levels.
During your stay on Sobieszewska Island, it is worth trying paddling. The kayaking port on Przegalińska Street offers water equipment rental, including comfortable Finder Active Duo kayaks, ideal for those with little experience. The proposed routes are suitable for families with children as well as for beginners, because the Martwa Wisła is characterized by a lazy current and an imperceptible current.
Cross-country skiing on Sobieszewska Island is an unforgettable adventure in picturesque surroundings. Our island offers specially prepared cross-country trails that allow both beginners and advanced cross-country skiers to discover the winter charms of nature. Thanks to lazy trails of varying degrees of difficulty, cross-country skiers can enjoy peaceful winter walks or more demanding trails, adapted to individual skills.
