Rybaczówka Łuknajno

How broad do you have to be to be relevant? As the isthmus between Śniardwy and Lake Łuknajno shows, 500 meters is enough. The dust on the narrow road that ran through here was left by Tatars, farmers going to the market in Mikołajki and merchant carts. The latter sometimes caught breath, and then went to the local wheelwright. His carriage first-aid station was located almost on the canal connecting the two lakes. Kołodziej is no more - the war took all the inhabitants of the isthmus settlement. Today in Łuknajno there are only us, a manor from the 19th century converted into an inn and Rybaczówka. However, you won't be able to repair the car in it. In spring and summer, life here begins at dawn. Birds replace the alarm clock and take the other guests' word for it: you won't hold it against them. The fence around Rybaczówka is also the border of the reserve protecting one of the largest mute swan colonies in Europe. From the observation towers scattered in Łuknajne, you can sometimes observe up to 2,000 individuals, and from the bedrooms you can listen to howling wolves. We have as many as three bedrooms, thanks to which even a dozen nature lovers can rest comfortably here. We also share with you the floating equipment, a large yard and even more knowledge about the area, which may one day become a national park. We invite you to the house on the isthmus, a few oar strokes from Lake Śniardwy and a short swan flight from Mikołajki. We hope you will have a good time here.