Of the many natural attractions of Kadyny, the most noticeable is the imposing, 700-year-old oak tree. In the woods surrounding the village, you may meet wild boar, deer, pheasants and maybe even the most outstanding local animal – the Sikka deer. Presented by the Japanese Emperor to German Emperor Wilhelm II in the early 20th century, in Europe these deer can only be found in the environs of Elblag.

Kadyny is known for its stables and horse-stud, offering you the possibility of horseback riding or horse-drawn cart trips. August and September sees international horse riding events taking place here.

Another attraction of Kadyny is the palace of Schlieben family, built in the 18th century. With its half-timbered farm buildings surrounded by plenty of trees, it is really picturesque. Nowadays it serves as a hotel. Nearby you can find a Franciscan monastery from the 18th century.

If you plan to explore the neighbourhood of Kadyny, then you can choose between the former Teutonic towns of Elblag and Frombork, the Elblag Canal (a masterpiece of 19th-century engineering), or Sztutowo with its former Nazi camp. A little farther away is Malbork with its impressive castle, and the mouth of the Vistula River in Mikoszewo.