• Seals at Mewia Łacha can be spotted year-round from the observation tower, and at times on the beach by entrance number 1
• Marked trail only inside the seal reserve, where walking off the path is not allowed
• Boat trips from Świbno of about two hours show the reserve from the sea and the seal colony on the sandbanks

Sobieszewo Island is the city's greenest and wildest corner: wide sandy Baltic beaches backed by forest trails, with two nature reserves. At Mewia Łacha, by the Vistula mouth, wild Baltic seals rest on the sandbanks and can be watched from an observation tower.

Ptasi Raj draws flocks of migrating birds to two coastal lakes, and the beaches are good for amber hunting, especially near the river mouth.