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If you want, you will be bored, enjoying the view of the lake, lying in a hammock or sitting on the pier with your feet immersed in the water. Boredom is not scary even in the bedroom! You can stay out of bed all day and look at the Masurian landscape outside the window. However, if you decide to do so, be sure to use the cedar sauna. You have our word that such a sauna session right on the shoreline, with a view of the water, is a very relaxing experience.
If you prefer to spend your time more actively, we have a pedal boat, 2 kayaks and a motorboat (for an additional fee).
The price includes 2 kayaks and a year-round Finnish jacuzzi on the lake shore.
However, this is only an introduction to Masurian pleasures. In fact, it's hard to get bored in our area: the location of our house is worth taking advantage of.
– There is Mikołajki and it is true that it is not the slowest destination in the world, but it is certainly worth visiting this charmingly located Masurian town, which was a fishing settlement in ancient Prussian times. If you like this kind of atmosphere: shanty concerts, the Borderland Culture Festival and sailing regattas take place there. Mikołajki also has great conditions for kayaking, windsurfing and motor sports. The city is located on the isthmus of lakes Mikołajskie and Tałta on the route of the Great Masurian Lakes. It is a junction of navigable routes from Giżycko, Ruciane-Nida, Pisz and Ryn. If you are sailing, we will not write anything more.
– You can explore the Mikołajki area by bike, and you can get a bike from one of the nearby rental shops. Experienced cyclists can take a picturesque route around Lake Ryńskie or Łuknajno, where there is the only mute swan reserve in Poland. It is worth taking a break on the shore of Lake Śniardwy near Folwark Łukajno. The Bełdan Loop, running through the Piska Forest, will also be attractive.
– Or maybe you would like to row? It is worth going on a kayaking trip along the Krutynia River, which flows through the Masurian Landscape Park, and walking through the Piska Forest. You can also take a ferry to Wierzba and Popielno.
– We also recommend simply visiting Masuria: its towns, villages, castles and fortresses. Waiting to be discovered are Reszel and Święta Lipka (sanctuary, fortified castle, gallery), Giżycko (Boyen Fortress), Gierłoża (bunkers from World War II), Wojnówa (Old Believers' village with a monastery and an outdoor photography exhibition as part of the Wojnowski Festival of Photography), Krutyń ( the seat of the Masurian Landscape Park), Owaczarnia (Masurian Museum) or Pranie (Gałczyński Museum and summer music scene).
– If you like being close to nature above all else, check out: the Lake Łukajno nature reserve (home to water birds), the Wild Animal Park in Kadzidłowo, the Deer Farm in Kosewo, the Polish Horse Reserve in Popielno and the Masurian Landscape Park based in Krutynia.