If you’re in Niechorze in the summer, you simply must visit the local Butterfly House. It’s a magical place where a wide variety of colourful, exotic butterfly species from all corners of the world are right at your fingertips. At the butterfly house, you can watch new butterflies hatch, take to the air and move with such grace. You can also learn about the habits of these insects, the secrets behind the beautiful patterns on their delicate wings, how butterflies see, and what the dust on their wings is.
Here you may come across Africa’s most common butterfly – the Monarch; the stunning Blue Morpho – straight from the rainforests of Latin America; the Singapore Sailor butterfly; the Blue, (though by no means predatory) Tiger native to Asia, and the delicate Paper Kite from Malaysia. Besides these, there are, of course, a whole host of other types and species of these insects.
The butterfly house in Niechorze is an indoor facility with a specially controlled microclimate that provides the butterflies with ideal conditions for living and flying. When visiting the butterfly house, it is therefore worth dressing lightly but in bright colours, as butterflies are very fond of perching on colourful objects
