The parrots are specifically trained for human interaction, allowing them to perch on visitors' shoulders or arms.
Staff provide specialized seed mixes that are the only food permitted for visitor-bird interaction.
The aviary maintains a tropical microclimate to suit the biological requirements of the exotic birds.
The facility is part of a broader network of similar parrot sanctuaries operating under the Papugarnia brand in Poland.
Papugarnia Międzyzdroje is an interactive walk-in aviary located on the Polish Baltic coast. Visitors can observe various species of exotic parrots in an open environment where birds frequently land on guests. The facility allows direct human-bird contact, including feeding, under the supervision of staff. It is designed as a family-oriented attraction for tourists visiting the resort town of Międzyzdroje. The aviary houses birds originating from different continents, often including macaws and smaller parakeet species.
The central area of the aviary where birds are most active and likely to land on visitors' shoulders for close-up portraits.
Remove all loose jewelry, earrings, and necklaces before entering to prevent birds from grabbing them.
Cover your hair or use a hat, as parrots may attempt to land on or preen human hair.
Keep cameras and electronic devices secure, as the birds are naturally curious and may peck at buttons or lenses.
Do not bring your own food into the enclosure, as it may be toxic to the birds; avoid wearing high-value accessories that could be damaged.
Operating primarily during the peak tourist season; reduced availability or seasonal closures may occur during winter months.
Avoid sudden movements or loud noises; keep calm to encourage the birds to land on you; do not touch birds forcefully.
