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Artistic tissue paper making workshops
We are famous for tissue paper making, which we are happy to teach our guests. In the pre-war years, this was a popular handicraft in the Bieszczady Mountains - Orthodox churches, roadside chapels and houses were decorated with tissue paper decorations. It was grandma who reminded Andrzej about tissue paper flowers. Initially, the classes were supposed to be an attraction for rainy days, but the interest in them, also thanks to Andrzej's commitment and sense of humor, exceeded our expectations. During the holiday season, we meet on Friday evenings for tissue paper workshops.
Ceramic workshops
Our Basil pottery hosts ceramic workshops led by Dorota. We make Bieszczady angels, hearts and anything else you can think of. You can also try your hand at the pottery wheel. During the holidays, we invite you to ceramic workshops every Wednesday evening.
During holidays and long weekends, tissue paper and ceramics workshops are free of charge.
Meetings with a guide
Every holiday Monday, as part of our stay, we organize meetings with a Bieszczady guide. The guide will tell you which places are the most beautiful and interesting, organize a slide show, answer all your questions and help you plan the trip route.
If you visit us at a time other than holidays and long weekends, you can count on our help when planning your visit to the area and the Bieszczady Mountains.
A trip to the pasture
We will invite you to a pasture in the former hamlet of Bóbrki, i.e. in Bazyl (and now you know where the name of our farm comes from!), where from May to November you will be able to admire white long-haired Carpathian goats and Heath sheep with beautiful gray wool. We also have a small apiary there, currently consisting of 5 hives. We can drive to the pasture together in an off-road vehicle or go for a walk.
You can spend the whole day around Bóbrka and not get bored. We have water, mountains, hiking and cycling routes here. Bóbrka is located on Lake Myczkowieckie with a marina, which you can reach in a few minutes. You probably won't swim in the lake because the water is very cold, but you can sit on a bench or lie on the grass and admire the views with a beautiful picturesque heart on one of the hills. You can also rent water equipment and swim, enjoying the peace and quiet of this place.
In the immediate area we recommend:
– the dam in Solina (3 km) – a walk along the top of the dam and the opportunity to visit its interior,
- gondola lift in Solina with an observation tower and the "Tajemnicza Solina" amusement park
– water dam in Myczkowce (3 km),
– Lake Myczkowieckie with a marina (300 m)
– Koziniec - a picturesque closed quarry with a viewing point
– hiking and cycling trails,
– Bieszczady Nordic Walking Center surrounded by Lake Myczkowieckie,
– stud farm with indoor riding school (3 km),
– BdPN Nature Museum in Ustrzyki Dolne (15 km),
– indoor swimming pool in Ustrzyki Dolne (15 km) and Aquarius swimming pool in Lesko (15 km),
– open-air museum in Sanok (30 km),
– one-day trips to Slovakia and Hungary,
– ski lifts (Weremień 15 km, Ustrzyki Dolne 15 km),
– cross-country skiing route in Ustjanowa.