Jolinkowo

In a small, wooden hut located in a green valley, its veranda overlooks the beaver bay, and from the windows you can see grazing horses and deer. We call the cabin a coach house and you can live in it all year round, despite its modest size, it can accommodate a group of 4 friends or a family of 6 (then you sleep well, but it was tested that it is also possible). The house has a bedroom (double and single bed), bathroom and living area with kitchenette and a mezzanine (with up to three sleeping places). In addition to the hut, you have a veranda at your disposal (we recommend drinking coffee on it and watching the beavers that came to the stream) and a fenced garden that is safe for both kids and pets. If you need a washing machine - let us know, we will provide you with ours. We have wifi, so if you have to, you can work. However, the coverage may be a problem - not all networks have coverage here. An overzealous rooster may wake you up, whose peak activity is called "too early", and when you go to visit the horses in the pasture, watch your feet. We live here in the company of cats, dogs, horses, chickens and a strong representation of goats. Pets are here in the vast majority and we often give way to them in many respects. Such a charm of the village.

You can eat chocolate pudding, yogurt with fruit, or buns all day long. And no one will say even half a bad word. It's your holiday and you can eat whatever you want and as much as you want. The cottage has an equipped kitchen, so you can cook, bake, spread and clean. If you want, you can buy eggs from our hens (you can also collect them yourself), sourdough bread, you can buy cow's milk from your neighbors, and of course we have homemade jams. When you're completely lazy or your kitchen spirit gives up, come to us for dinner. We won't let you go to bed on empty stomachs.

Is it possible to be bored in the countryside? It is possible, but this activity is only for those willing. In addition, dogs and cats will not be able to express themselves, goats and chickens will not look after themselves, and there are also horses, deer that can be successfully tracked and beavers that we have an eye on from the porch. You can put a cake on the grass with us and catch up on your reading, browse the newspapers or practice guitar (this is a highly desirable skill at an evening campfire). You can sunbathe, walk in the nearby meadows, do morning yoga and eat slices with jam in the shade of trees. We recommend you a trip to Regietów and the local Hucul horse stud, and when you manage to come in October, you can witness the horses rushing from the pastures to the stables for the winter - there is something to look at! Hucul Horse Days are held in autumn - they are accompanied by artistic performances, show jumping competitions, carriage driving and blind buying (anyone who buys a special ticket can win a horse). You can also go to Biecz, which is called little Krakow and the Pearl of Subcarpathia due to its beautiful architecture (make an ice-cream break on the market square) and the Medieval Music Festival. In Szymbark, visit the Open-air Museum of the Podgórze Village (you can try your hand at blacksmithing and work with your bellows), and in Trzcinica, visit the archaeological open-air museum "Karpacka Troja" - there are often epoch dances, knight duels and archery tournaments. In turn, INNowica theater meetings are organized in Nowica (in May). Hikers and mountain hikers can go on the trails of the Low Beskids. Particularly noteworthy: on Chełm, on Jawor, on Przymiarki, on Lackowa, on the observation tower on the Ferdel mountain. It is worth seeing Polany Surowiczne and Polańska, eating in the Banica Farm and watching the Bieszczady looming in the distance. You can also organize some further trips: to Krynica, Jasło, Gorlice or Slovakia. And there, freely: to Bardejów, Prešov and Košice, where it is worth drinking not only beer, but also wine from the surrounding vineyards.