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The main attractions with us are rest, peace and quiet. You don't come here for crazy adventures (unless you include testing our wines and verifying what we got this year - it can be an adventure!). But seriously, we know wine, because since we started our adventure with the vineyard, we have learned everything (we have the WSET3 certificate, and I graduated from oenology studies at the Jagiellonian University). We will be happy to tell you about viticulture, wine production, wine tasting, we can also conduct training.
In addition, you can:
– read books in a hammock or on a lounger,
– play badminton in the garden,
- kick the ball
– observe the stars through a telescope at night,
– arrange an evening bonfire (we can light it for you),
- play board games,
– ride a bike around the area (2 adult bikes and 3 children's bikes are waiting for you to rent)
– go to the beach at the bathing beach in Żółtańce, 4 km from here, it is a great place to spend a day by the water.
We have nice cycling routes here. The Green Velo trail runs nearby, and we personally recommend:
– a 10-kilometre trip to Chełm – on the spot we will suggest you 2 picturesque trails, you can also travel them on foot,
– a 50-kilometer trip to Zamość with beautiful views along the way and return by train or overnight stay in this city.
What else can you do in the area? In your place we would see:
– Chełm Chalk Underground – with a guide, you can visit an unusual labyrinth: the remains of a medieval chalk mine. For hundreds of years, the inhabitants of the city were engaged in obtaining chalk - they dug tunnels under their houses and thus created a multi-level network of labyrinths.
– Ravines in Stary Majdan – you have probably heard of the ravine in Kazimierz Dolny or Nałęczów, but maybe you are not familiar with the picturesque ravine in Stary Majdan. It is a route that is about 2.5 km long and can be covered in about 70 minutes. There are rare and protected species of plants.
– Zamość – a city inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List, erected by Jan Zamoyski. They are called the Polish pearl of the Renaissance. Be sure to see the Zamość market square with the oldest pharmacy operating in Poland (from the beginning of the 17th century). It is also worth visiting the exhibition of historical costumes, the best-preserved late-Renaissance synagogue in Poland, or the house where Marek Grechuta was born.
– Poleski National Park – visit it in autumn to see beautiful heaths, and in the second half of August to see cranes getting ready to leave. The Polesie National Park is rich in educational and nature trails (we especially recommend Perehod), observation towers for bird watching, and above all, amazing views of peat bogs, meadows, lakes and forests.
And remember that you can always talk to us and ask for recommendations. We will be happy to recommend you trips and pleasant places in the area, taking into account your needs.