Nestled on the eastern tip of Sobieszewska Island, the Mewia Łacha Nature Reserve stands as a testament to Poland's commitment to preserving its unique coastal ecosystems. Established in 1991, this protected area spans approximately 150 hectares, with 19 hectares situated on Sobieszewska Island itself. The reserve's primary objective is to safeguard the breeding grounds of various bird species and serve as a vital habitat for migratory and wintering avifauna.

Poland, with its over 1,000-year history, offers a rich tapestry of cultural and natural landmarks that reflect its diverse and storied past. From medieval cities and royal castles to ancient forests and modern monuments, the country’s UNESCO World Heritage Sites showcase its historical, architectural, and ecological significance.