The easiest way to travel through area of the refuge is by bike, using forest paths or one of few marked cycling paths. A guide is available at Centrum Informacji Turystycznej Goleniowa (Goleniow Touristic Information Center).
Local touristic attraction:
- Cisy Rokickie Nature Reserve - one of the most numerous Polish stands of common yew,
- Uroczysko Swieta Nature Reserve - marshy birch grove with rich stands of royal fern, sweetgale and honeysuckle,
- Wilcze Uroczysko Nature Reserve - alder swamps and alluvial forests, royal fern stands,
- Czarnocin Nature Reserve - low-moor and alder-birch forest,
- Odra estuary and Zalew Szczecinski - Natura 2000 refuge, water and coastal habitats rich in plant and animal species,
- Goleniow: a gothic St. Catherine's church from the 15th/16th century, remains of town walls: Brama Wolinska (the Wolin Gate) from the 15th century, Wieza Mennicza (the Minting Tower), Baszta Prochowa (the Gunpowder Turret); a granary made of clay from the 18th century; it is recommended to follow signs of a town touristic trail which starts at Brama Wolinska,
- Nowogard: a late-gothic church of the Assumption of NMP from the 15th/16th century, gothic town walls from the 14th century, ruins of von Ebersteins' castle,
- Kulice: a palace complex of the Bismarck family from the 19th century,
- Babigoszcz: a water mill from beginning of the 19th century,
- Loznica: a clay-church from the 18th century.
The UNEP/GRID-Warsaw Centre