Leśna Przystań

It is modest, cozy and there is nothing missing. You can relax here with a view of the Pieniny and Gorce Mountains, drink coffee on the sunny terrace and in the summer listen to the bleating of sheep grazing behind the fence. We have a large area around the cottages, so you can spread out with breakfast in the gazebo, you can eat on the terrace, you can have a picnic behind the cottages. All the cottages have the same layout of rooms. Upstairs, there are two separate, lockable bedrooms. One with a double bed with a view of the Gorce Mountains, with a viewing tower in Lubań. The other with two single beds. This bedroom also has a fairly large wooden balcony with a view of the Pieniny range. Wooden stairs lead to the first floor. On the ground floor, there is a living area with a kitchenette, table, sofa, coffee table and TV. Downstairs, there is also a bathroom with a shower.

A cake to go with the coffee to welcome you :) Food is in its range...plus there's a delicious pub nearby :)

Although we have no neighbours in sight, Przystań is not in the middle of nowhere. Quite the opposite, within walking distance, cycling or a short car trip lies the entire wealth of the Gorce and Pieniny mountains. Depending on the season and snow conditions, there are plenty of activities to do. You can: - Take a 20-minute walk to the Gothic, wooden church of St. Martin in Grywałd, built in the second half of the 15th century. - Take your bikes on the rack and ride from Przystań to the most beautiful scenic cycling routes in Poland - around Trzy Korony, Velo Dunajec and Velo Jezioro Czorsztyńskie. The Velo Dunajec mountain loop is a little over 40 km long, has little traffic and leads through Krościenko nad Dunajcem - Szczawnica-Lesnica (Slovakia) - Lesnicke sedlo - Velky Lipnik - Haligovce - Cerveny Klastor - Dunajec Gorge - Krościenko nad Dunajcem. The bike path around Lake Czorsztyn is not quite a loop, because the authorities of the Pieniny National Park did not agree to mark out a route in the park. However, you have to manage somehow, so you can do what most cyclists do, i.e. use the water transport running between the castles in Niedzica and Czorsztyn. On the Dunajec and Halny ships, i.e. large vessels (approx. 100 passengers), which, thanks to the upper deck, provide beautiful views. An alternative are gondolas called Czorsztynianki - much smaller, but running more frequently. Bikes can also be rented at Lake Czorsztyn. If you like history, it is great to visit the castles in Czorsztyn and Niedzica, on the beautiful Lake Czorsztyn. It is only 8 km from the Marina. It is also possible to rent kayaks or SUPs at the same lake. Conquer Lubań on foot or by bike - the peak of the Gorce Mountains, where there is a viewing tower from which you can perfectly see the Tatras and Beskids. From Krościenko, climb Trzy Korony, Sokolica. In winter, you can go skiing, the nearest ski lift is Czorsztyn-Ski, about 7 minutes by car, then Ski Resort Palenica, about 16 minutes by car. Take a trip to Czerwony Klasztor in Slovakia or Wielki Lipnik, from where you can return to Grywałd through Sromowce and Hałuszowa. Raft down the Dunajec with raftsmen (raftsmen's port 15 km away) - this is quite a tourist and commercial attraction, but whoever has been on such a rafting trip knows how much fun it is: the strength of the raftsmen and their stories make as big an impression as the nature around aaa and you can go sledging in our settlement :) order a sleigh ride with torches.