The park's cliff coastline is actively receding due to the abrasive action of Baltic Sea waves.
It is the only place in Poland where the moraine hills reach directly into the open sea.
The park serves as a protected habitat for the White-tailed Eagle, a major symbol of the area.
The bison enclosure allows visitors to observe these animals, which were reintroduced to the island after being extinct locally for centuries.
Lake Turkusowe (Turquoise Lake) is a post-mining reservoir filled with water that appears distinctively blue due to the reflection of light off its chalk-rich bottom.
The park contains the site of an early medieval stronghold known as Lubin, which dates back to the 9th century.
Wolin National Park is Poland's first maritime national park, established in 1960 on the island of Wolin. It features the highest sea cliffs in Poland, reaching up to 95 meters above sea level at the Gosań peak. The park's diverse ecosystem includes beech and pine forests, post-glacial lakes, and a section of the Baltic Sea coastline. A bison breeding reserve is located within the park, housing a population of the European bison. The terrain encompasses the Świna River delta, creating an important habitat for migratory birds. It is situated directly adjacent to the resort town of Międzyzdroje. The park is characterized by its high relief, including terminal moraines and dunes. Several marked hiking trails intersect the park, connecting coastal observation decks to inland forest areas.
The Kawcza Góra observation point, which offers a panoramic view of the Baltic Sea and the coastline below.
Bring binoculars for birdwatching near the Świna delta, especially during migration seasons.
Wear sturdy hiking footwear, as trails across the cliffs can be sandy, uneven, and steep.
Check the local weather forecast specifically for wind conditions, as the exposed coastal paths can become significantly colder than the forest interior.
Attempting to climb the steep cliff faces from the beach; erosion makes the slopes unstable and dangerous.
The bison enclosure is closed on Mondays throughout the year.
Stay strictly on marked trails to protect the fragile cliff edges; do not litter or disturb the protected wildlife.
